Re: [Xenomai-help] RTDM PCI development framework

[ramv <vikesh.rambaran@domain.hid>]

Hi
Thanx for the feedback thus far.

On Tue, 2006-09-05 at 13:18 +0200, Jan Kiszka wrote:

> The idea to provide some template for (PCI) driver development is
> definitely a good one. Your approach already look quite nice, but it is
> generally wise to apply such templates at least on two different drivers
> to see what may be missing, what needs refinement, or what is not required
> 
> A few comments already: it would be nice to add kernel 2.4 support to
> your Makefile. Keep an eye on potential "over-design", i.e. avoid
> wrapping trivial things, rather concentrate on providing templates the
> user can fill in stuff directly.
> 

Yup, those are good suggestions. That's one of the reasons i posted to
this list. I'm still too new at device drivers to know the various
application scenarios, so suggestions from others would help greatly.

Is there an alternative preferred method to make code available for
review ?

Will put the suggestions on the TODO list.

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> Mmm, was it illegal then to read your mail? Or the attachment?? ;)
> 
> Jan
> 

PS. The disclaimer gets attached automatically by our mail server. Have
applied for a gmail account and will start a thread from there later.

Keep well
Vicki


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