src: mark code as "cold"

[lyakh]

Mark further initialisation, configuration and freeing paths as "cold."

[singalsu]

Nit, commit title could be Audio: SRC. SRC is an acronym, so use capitals, and I guess we should include a "subsystem" name as first into commit?

[lgirdwood]

@lyakh can you check internal CI. Thanks !

[lyakh]

@wszypelt sorry, what can it mean that the "Internal CI" "codecheck" failed but the "build" phase succeeded? I've never seen this before, I thought a successful "codecheck" was a requirement for a "build" to even start?

[lrudyX]

@wszypelt sorry, what can it mean that the "Internal CI" "codecheck" failed but the "build" phase succeeded? I've never seen this before, I thought a successful "codecheck" was a requirement for a "build" to even start?

There was an error, not failed, caused by missing report file. Looks like a temporary problem.

[lyakh]

@lyakh can you check internal CI. Thanks !

@lgirdwood according to @lrudyX (thanks for checking!) this isn't related

[lyakh]

Nit, commit title could be Audio: SRC. SRC is an acronym, so use capitals, and I guess we should include a "subsystem" name as first into commit?

@singalsu just checked git log - I see, that's how you prefix commit subjects. I think it's usual not to use capitals there. Elsewhere - in commit text or in comments - yes, definitely, but I think it's rather common not to capitalise prefixes. Looks like we have both styles now, we can agree on one of them, or just decide, that this isn't important enough, I'm fine either way :-)