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>> Still, it may take some time to iron out the various kinks in this system
>> and get it fully tested, so may be worth putting stuff elsewhere for now
>> with the intention to move it as and when the more unified stuff has been
>> written.
> Yes, so I'll keep my plan of first submitting the driver with the
> current interface, and latter updating the interface to the new
> subsystem when you have stabilised its interface.
Probably best plan!
> BTW, just by curiosity, is your tree available publicly somewhere?
Not just yet. (doesn't all work as of yet and I need to get at least a couple
of devices working with it be sure I haven't written something too device
specific)

I'll post to the relevant mailing lists when it reaches a more reasonable 
state and the 'arguments' can begin ;)

Jonathan