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audio: base_fw: Implement IPC4_DMA_CONTROL message handling
This patch introduces handling for the IPC4_DMA_CONTROL message type in the base firmware. The implementation includes a new function `basefw_vendor_dma_control` to process the DMA Control configuration for any DAI type. The `basefw_dma_control` function has been added to handle the IPC4_DMA_CONTROL message. It ensures the message is atomic and contains all necessary information before casting the data buffer to the `ipc4_dma_control` structure and processing it. The function also calls `basefw_vendor_dma_control` to apply the DMA Control configuration to the hardware. The `basefw_set_large_config` function in `src/audio/base_fw.c` has been updated to call `basefw_dma_control` when an IPC4_DMA_CONTROL message is received. If the `dai_config_update` operation is not implemented by the DAI driver, the function will return `-ENOSYS`. This change allows the base firmware to initialize or modify DMA gateway configurations dynamically, improving the flexibility of DMA management in response to IPC messages. Signed-off-by: Tomasz Leman <tomasz.m.leman@intel.com>
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