Hi Lothar > Dimitris Lampridis writes: > > OK, that's good news, but I have the same problem with asm/hardware.h > > asm/mach-types.h and asm/arch/dma.h . This whole thing is very > > arm-specific... So in my i386 platform, it doesn't compile. Anyway, I > > guess I don't need things like mach-types, so we should #ifdef their use > > maybe? And if you agree, what is the best #define statement that we > > should use to check? > > > They should probably go in an architecture dependent header file so we > won't have the main source file cluttered with #ifdef's. > It might even be necessary to split out some functionality from the > isp1362.c file. E.g. the 'platform_device' stuff will need to be > replaced with 'pci_device' specific routines for PCI based systems. > OK, I agree with you. I use an ohci-isp1160-pci.c file just like OHCI uses ohci-pci.c That way it would be easier for me to locate the stuff that needs to be changed for a PCI based system, and of course for every other implementation that exists :-)
Dimitris
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