> > * Drivers must not share region information. E.g. you must not give the
> > DAC driver access to the memory control region claimed by the chipset
> > driver except through the DacOut() functions. If you have to access
> > indexed registers, declare a 'static inline' function in the
> > ramdac/clock driver.
>
> Ok, so the chipset driver defines a common DAC function that uses
> the pcibase control region, and the clock and ramdac each decalre
> an EDAC access that calls the shared DAC helper?
Correct.
Steffen
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