while I'm busy turning sysdepCallMethod macros [1] into tstaic inline functions, I encountered some cases, where the cpu specific sysdepCallMethod had to be overwritten by a cpu-os specific one (arm-riscos, m68k-linux, etc.). This is currently done either through carefully crafted #ifdef cascades, or some #undef trickery.
The #undef trickery will become impossible when sysdepCallMethod ceases to be a macro on all platforms, and I don't like #ifdef cascades, as I think the problem could be solved through a better code layout.
So I'll be moving sysdepCallMethod out out common.h into its own file, cpu/sysdepCallMethod.h, which is to be included by md.h on each platform if it uses the common sysdepCallMethod, otherwise md.h should define its own sysdepCallMethod.
This way, we can eliminate the need for #ifdef cascades, as well as the need for #undef trickery in this particular case.
If you disagree, now it's the time to speak up, before I go and break everything ;)
[1] Yuck!
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