Hi Mark,
> > The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
> > instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
> > currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
> >
> > The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift values, so that u8
> > is a proper size.
> >
Hi Mark,
> > The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
> > instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
> > currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
> >
> > The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift values, so that u8
> > is a proper size.
> >
On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 11:41:15AM +0900, Andi Shyti wrote:
> The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
> instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
> currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
>
> The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift
On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 11:41:15AM +0900, Andi Shyti wrote:
> The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
> instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
> currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
>
> The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift
The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift values, so that u8
is a proper size.
fifo_lvl_mask stores a series of
The 'quirks' variable cannot ever be negative, therefore use u8
instead of int. The 8 bit size is given from the fact that
currently the quirks variable has very few statuses.
The rx_lvl_offset and tx_st_done store shift values, so that u8
is a proper size.
fifo_lvl_mask stores a series of
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