[PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups - Version 2

2007-11-20 Thread Thomas Renninger
Changes: - Introduce pnp_irq_no instead of pnp_irq_start (same for dma). - Let irq and dma resource structs never access .end. .end was always only a copy of .start for dma and irq Some background what I want to do next to allocate resources on the fly: I want to use

Re: [PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups

2007-11-20 Thread Rene Herman
On 20-11-07 10:51, Thomas Renninger wrote: I wonder whether these rather large cleanups can already be added to some mainline branch. There should be no functional change. This could make life easier for me (not that bad, there were not that much changes in the past), but mainly make it

[PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups

2007-11-20 Thread Thomas Renninger
Hi, I wonder whether these rather large cleanups can already be added to some mainline branch. There should be no functional change. This could make life easier for me (not that bad, there were not that much changes in the past), but mainly make it easier for others to test the real patch, that

[PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups

2007-11-20 Thread Thomas Renninger
Hi, I wonder whether these rather large cleanups can already be added to some mainline branch. There should be no functional change. This could make life easier for me (not that bad, there were not that much changes in the past), but mainly make it easier for others to test the real patch, that

Re: [PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups

2007-11-20 Thread Rene Herman
On 20-11-07 10:51, Thomas Renninger wrote: I wonder whether these rather large cleanups can already be added to some mainline branch. There should be no functional change. This could make life easier for me (not that bad, there were not that much changes in the past), but mainly make it

[PATCH 0/3] PNP cleanups - Version 2

2007-11-20 Thread Thomas Renninger
Changes: - Introduce pnp_irq_no instead of pnp_irq_start (same for dma). - Let irq and dma resource structs never access .end. .end was always only a copy of .start for dma and irq Some background what I want to do next to allocate resources on the fly: I want to use