Add AmpereOne error decoding

[danielf-ampere]

Decode AmpereOne vendor specific RAS errors.

• Add support for AmpereOne family of processors. (i.e. - ac03, ac04, and ac04_1)
• Does not contain support SQLite
• To compile RASDaemon with AmpereOne support, include the following flags:
  --enable-arm --enable-non-standard --enable-amp-ns-decode

[danielf-ampere]

Hi Mauro, I'm pretty new to contributing to open source projects.
Feel free to provide any and all feedback, and you can be tough on me.

Also, this change to RASDaemon benefits from this kernel changeset:
https://lore.kernel.org/all/cover.1725429659.git.mchehab+huawei@kernel.org/
Is there anything I can do to help move kernel changeset forward ?

Regards,
~Daniel Ferguson

[mchehab]

Hi Daniel,

Please add sqlite support to it. Btw, on my long term todo plan, I'd like to change the logic to be more generic with regards to SQL, allowing it to use other databases on remote machines.

[danielf-ampere]

Hi Mauro,

Ok, I can add SQLite support.

We have an internal patch set that adds support for MySQL, which is why I didn't add SQLite support.
So, it is a good idea to make a more generic SQL interface. I'll keep that in mind.

[danielf-ampere]

Hi Mauro,

I've updated the patches to include support for SQLite3, as requested.

Regards,
~Daniel

[mchehab]

I've updated the patches to include support for SQLite3, as requested.

I'm not seeing it at the latest version.

We have an internal patch set that adds support for MySQL, which is why I didn't add SQLite support.
So, it is a good idea to make a more generic SQL interface. I'll keep that in mind.

Ideally, the best would be to replace HAVE_SQLITE3 to HAVE_SQL (or to just remove it) on all places and, instead of calling sqlite3_*, call a wrapper that would then use either SQLite3 or MySQL (or PostgreSQL), depending on what SQL backend was chosen.

[mchehab]

Hi Mauro,

I've updated the patches to include support for SQLite3, as requested.

Btw, I'm working right now on #258 to make SQLite3 support more generic, aiming to add support for both MySQL/MariaDB and PostgreSQL. changeset is still a work in progress, so better to wait for it to be done and merged before rebasing this one.