>> [in your driver: extern int mapreg_debug; ... mapreg_debug = 1;]
>> int mapreg_debug = 0;
>> ...
>> if (mapreg_debug) printf("...", ...);
>> It's a horrible thing to do for "permanent" (production) code, but I
>> see nothing at all wrong with it for experimental debugging.
> Thank you so much! I am not sure now to have figured it out
> correctly, but I can try. Does this have any relation with setting
> pci_conf_debug to 1 in `src/sys/dev/pci/pciconf.c', which was
> suggested in another reply?
Only in that each turns on PCI debugging code. The difference is that
with what I sketched, the debugging code it turns on is code you add,
whereas the debugging code pci_conf_debug turns on is code that's
already there (though code you add can of course be controlled by
anything you want, including pci_conf_debug if you choose).
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