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As stated in the commit introducing the NS_TIMER_SWITCH build flag, saving/restoring this registers causes the non-secure timer to stop while in the secure world and non-secure timer interrupts are prevented from asserting until we return to the non-secure world. This breaks any realtime OS on the non-secure side that uses this timer for realtime scheduling. This flag is by default off, but OP-TEE SPD enables it. The K3 OP-TEE platform makes no use of these registers and we would like to have support for realtime OSs while also supporting the OP-TEE SPD. Disable this flag in our platform definition. Signed-off-by: Andrew Davis <afd@ti.com> Change-Id: I65055512d897b93b7690fd63c734f4731a6e09e6pull/1999/merge
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