"M. Warner Losh" wrote:
>
> You are better off defining a series of macros that do proper
> bus_space_readN/bus_space_writeN for each of the fields in the
> register set. This will ensure that your driver works unaltered on
> other architectures.
>
> Directly accessing memory mapped devices is a
You are better off defining a series of macros that do proper
bus_space_readN/bus_space_writeN for each of the fields in the
register set. This will ensure that your driver works unaltered on
other architectures.
Directly accessing memory mapped devices is a bad idea. While it
works on i386, the
I'm not holding this up as the best example of style, but take a
look at the Bt848 driver in /sys/pci for one approach. Some years
ago I contributed some patches that got integrated that turned
those offset references into a structure definition. The structure
definition was done with some macr
Hi,
now I've come across another style problem.
The MOXA hardware of course maintains a structure for
each channel. I have details about the size and offsets
for each field, belonging to a channel.
What would be the most sensible way, to access them?
I can come up, with two possiblities:
use
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