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9 A bloblist provides a way to store collections of binary information (blobs) in
19 sometimes TPL). It is passed through to each successive part of the boot and
20 can be accessed as needed. This provides a way to transfer state from one part
21 to the next. For example, TPL may determine that a watchdog reset occurred by
24 can be passed through to SPL and U-Boot proper, which can print a message
31 While each blob in the bloblist can be of any length, bloblists are designed to
32 hold small amounts of data, typically a few KB at most. It is not possible to
34 created from a C structure which can beused to access its fields.
49 multiple blobs it does not seem useful to allow multiple bloblists. Of course
50 there could be reasons for this, such as needing to spread the blobs around in
51 different memory areas due to fragmented memory, but it is simpler to just have
58 Bloblist provides a fairly simple API which allows blobs to be created and
65 When a part of U-Boot is about to jump to the next part, it can 'finish' the
69 is easier to calculate the checksum at the end after all changes are made.
75 Bootstage has a mechanism to 'stash' its records for passing to the next part.
76 This should move to using bloblist, to avoid having its own mechanism for