On 01/05/12 16:20, Peter Maydell wrote:
Correctness is more important to me than brevity.
And really, we should focus on killing things like i8259_init().
Functions like i8259_init() exist precisely because
QOM/qdev don't provide brevity and people trying to
use these devices do in fact value brevity. That's why
I want the standard native "connect this thing to this
other thing" function to be short and simple.
My understanding was that the *_init() functions were legacy and
shouldn't be used any more - at least I've started removing them and
replacing them with the slighty more long-winded QOM versions in my
working tree.
Or should I just leave them as they are copy the bits I need to a
separate initialisation function?
ATB,
Mark.
