On Thu, Jun 24, 2004 at 04:51:04PM -0400, Alan Stern wrote: > Greg: > > The current mechanism for keeping track of which endpoints in a device are > halted is both flawed and unnecessary. It's flawed because devices are > free to change the endpoint status whenever they want without telling us, > and it's unnecessary because an URB submitted for a halted endpoint will > quickly receive an error indication. > > This patch removes the code associated with tracking halts: the halted[] > member of usb_device, the usb_endpoint_halt, usb_endpoint_halted, and > usb_endpoint_running macros, all the places where they are used or > checked, and the places in the host controller drivers where they get set. > > This is part of my ongoing program for cleaning up usbcore. Please apply.
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