Artem Kachitchkine wrote:
>
>> Hence, we feel it is appropriate to remove the bpp driver from Nevada,
>> as the driver will not be useful to users of OpenSolaris or Solaris
>> Next.
>
> I think this case would benefit from explicitly stating what will
> happen to <sys/bpp_io.h> and the interfaces it defines. There are
> currently consumers in the kernel (ecpp, usbprn) and the userland (LP
> subsystem, 3rd party apps).
>
> -Artem
If there are other consumers that depend on it, then I would *not* be
removing the header file. To be honest, I hadn't tried searching with
OpenGrok to find out who was using these header files.
- Garrett
