driver: ve2: Set error_index properly for command chains #867
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Add error_index tracking in ve2_hwctx.c to identify which subcommand failed in a command chain. - Timeout: Set error_index to 0 - Error: Traverse chain slots to find failing command and set its index This matches the aie2 driver behavior and enables XRT core to properly handle subcommand failures in command chains. Signed-off-by: Raj Kumar Rampelli <raj.kumar.rampelli@amd.com>
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Add error_index tracking in ve2_hwctx.c to identify which subcommand failed in a command chain.
In timeout case Set error_index to 0, and in Error case traverse chain slots to find failing command and set its index.
It enables XRT core to properly handle subcommand failures in command chains.