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- Remove unused DMA related function pointers. Fixes: SITSW-7155 Signed-off-by: Nithyaa shri R B <n-rb@ti.com>
- Remove void* pointers and use fixed type. Fixes: SITSW-7155 Signed-off-by: Nithyaa shri R B <n-rb@ti.com>
- Remove errorcalback function since there is no proper use of the function. Fixes: SITSW-7155 Signed-off-by: Nithyaa shri R B <n-rb@ti.com>
- Common void* used for UDMA and EDMA channel configuration is removed. - This pointer is redefined based on the DMA used by the soc based on the DMA macro and respective headers are included. Fixes: SITSW-7155 Signed-off-by: Nithyaa shri R B <n-rb@ti.com>
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Remove typecasting to different object types and use of void*