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Mark Brown
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Merge series from Cezary Rojewski <cezary.rojewski@intel.com>: Set of patches that brings no new functionality but makes it easier to maintain and read the avs-driver code. There is one 'fix' among them - the third patch, described below. First, debug-related code - mainly the data-probing feature - is mixed with non-debug PCM code. Separate it into debug.h and update the pcm.c file. Next, as the probing-board is not tied to any topology file, it shall not using struct avs_soc_component descriptor but the basic struct snd_soc_component one. While on the first sight this is just bump in LOCs, runtime is simplified as no topology checks and related code will be engaged. With probing-board addressed and debug code relocated: - address the component-teardown issues when the componet->name points to a string which is shared by multiple components and/or machine boards. devm_kstrdup() makes this go away. - streamline the naming scheme for the functions engaged in the components registration. This is purely a readability improvement.
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