This is some thoughts on cleaning up target.c and specifictarget
relations.
It is not an architectural change, but rather about consistent use of
the one we have.
A very common pattern is to have something like this
target_halt(target_s *target)
.
Some common cleanup and sanity checking
.
Øyvind Harboe wrote:
I think this makes sense.
It is roughly along the lines of using a base class where the
subclass implements the guts and the base class implements
the fn called by normal users.
Along the same lines, Michael Bruck was trying to find a
reasonable way to reuse the
Yes, and no.
Many of these changes are only debug messages, so I would categorize them as
cleanup without functional impact.
So the need to be conservative is rather small here.
OK.
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