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173      specifier-space: <space-name>
374 .. _dt-bindings-specifier-space:
376 specifier-space
385    ``my-pin``, then assigning it to the "gpio" specifier space using this
389 This property, if present, manually sets the specifier space associated with a
392 Normally, the specifier space is encoded implicitly in the property name. A
393 property named ``foos`` with type ``phandle-array`` implicitly has specifier
394 space ``foo``. As a special case, ``*-gpios`` properties have specifier space
395 "gpio", so that ``foo-gpios`` will have specifier space "gpio" rather than
398 You can use ``specifier-space`` to manually provide a space if
409        specifier-space: my-custom-space
411 Above, the ``bar`` property's specifier space is set to "my-custom-space".
430 implicit specifier space naming convention doesn't work. One appropriate
431 example is an ``mboxes`` property with specifier space "mbox", not "mboxe". You
439        specifier-space: mbox
620 This section documents how to name the cells in a specifier within a binding.
644 the cells that appear in a PWM specifier using ``pwm-cells:``, like this:
667 If the specifier is empty (e.g. ``#clock-cells = <0>``), then ``*-cells`` can