Zach> However, I would rather see you move some of the things in the C file Zach> into the H file (all of the #defines and struct declarations, to start). Zach> Basically, use it as the driver's private header file.
duane> None of those defines are *PUBLIC*. duane> None of those structures are *PUBLIC*. zach> Read what I said again: "private header file". Just because something is zach> in a header file does not mean it is a public contract. However, zach> putting this into your terms: moving those definitions to H file helps zach> define the "contract" for the C file. I disagree 100% percent. You seem to suggest that major systems such as GCC, GDB, the Linux Kernel, to name but a few - are wrong in this widely used approach. A header file is something any one can "#include", and thus defines a public interface, there is no means to enforce the 'this-is-private-do-not-touch' rule. How does this "help define the contract for the C file"? -Duane. _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
