In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>
> There is no way to add an end marker without using a new line (or use
> '\r' which is really unacceptable, and more justifiably so). Since we
> are settling in on having 50 (?probably want to use a #define) dots
> unless there are fewer than 50 units to be written, I suppose we can
> live without a end marker. Sigh, the end marker was the fun part.
Yes, I understand this.
But there is also a few other things to consider: keeping the output
terse and efficient; keeping the same look and feel acrross different
boards and platforms, etc. If you add such code to the CFI driver,
users might request that such code also gets added to all those flash
drivers where the CFI driver cannot be used, etc.
Remember the KISS principle.
> [1] Answer: 60% done, 40% remaining for all the examples.
You're lucky. To me it seems always to end up with hitting the 90-90
rule.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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