nuttxpr commented on PR #15050:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx/pull/15050#issuecomment-2517892027

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   No, this PR does not fully meet the NuttX requirements.  While it provides 
*some* information, it lacks crucial details.
   
   Here's a breakdown of what's missing:
   
   * **Summary:**  The summary is too vague.  It states "since these arch 
doesn't distinguish between near and far pointers," but doesn't explain *why* 
the change is necessary. What problem does this solve? What code is being 
refactored and why?  What is the intended outcome of the refactoring?
   * **Impact:** While it claims a "minor code refactor," it doesn't address 
*any* of the specific impact questions. Even if the changes are minor, the PR 
author needs to explicitly state "NO" or provide a brief explanation for each 
impact category (user, build, hardware, documentation, security, compatibility).
   * **Testing:** "ci" is insufficient. While Continuous Integration testing is 
important, the PR needs to demonstrate *specific* local testing results.  This 
includes:
       * Listing the specific build host and target environments used for 
testing.  "ci" doesn't tell us which architectures or boards were tested.
       * Providing *actual* test logs (even if they are short) before and after 
the change to demonstrate the impact of the change.  Simply stating "ci" 
doesn't offer any evidence of successful testing.
   
   
   The PR author needs to significantly expand on these sections to meet the 
NuttX requirements.  Without more details, reviewers cannot effectively 
evaluate the changes.
   


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