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[RFC] framework thread context in OP-TEE threads

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Closed Darryl Green requested to merge github/fork/etienne-lms/optee-thread-hacks into master Dec 07, 2020
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Created by: etienne-lms

This RFC shows how we currently bind an OP-TEE thread context with an SCMI thread context. This is used to allow unrelated SCMI services to nicely operate each on their own OP-TEE thread context. Actually this architecture is still being discussed internally. This P-R is not really a RFC, rather a way to share code and show how we did.

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Source branch: github/fork/etienne-lms/optee-thread-hacks