Tyler Trafford wrote:
From decoder.h
#define DECODER_SET_AUDIO_INPUT _IOW('d', 110, int *)
From cx25840.h
#define DECODER_SET_SETTING _IOR('d', 110, struct cx25840_setting)
Could this cause problems? (Both using d110, I mean.)
That shouldn't cause a problem, since one is an IOW and the other is
IOR. Also the size of the parameters is different, so theoretically
they should end up with different ioctl numbers. I'd question why a SET
would use an _IOR though.
I'd second that they should use different numbers though, just to be
safe. I'd also like to see them start at BASE_VIDIOCPRIVATE for bonus
points.
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