Justin HammondandXiang Xiao
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The clock framework has no debug output of its own, so a provider reporting a clock it could not register, or a tree it wants to dump at startup, has to reach for the bare _err() and _info() macros. Those are gated only by DEBUG_ERROR and DEBUG_INFO, so the output cannot be turned off without silencing every subsystem that has not been given its own level. Add CONFIG_DEBUG_CLK with the usual three levels and the matching clkerr(), clkwarn() and clkinfo() macros, alongside the pinctrl ones in the previous commit and for the same reason. Nothing selects these, so the build is unchanged until a provider starts using them. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5 Signed-off-by: Justin Hammond <justin@dynam.ac>
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