On Fri, Feb 24, 2023 at 10:34 AM Philippe Mathieu-Daudé
wrote:
>
> First, IDE_DMA__COUNT represents the number of enumerated
> values, but is incorrectly listed as part of the enum.
>
> Second, IDE_DMA_CMD_str() is internal to core.c and only
> takes sane enums from ide_dma_cmd. So no need to
ping?
On 24/2/23 16:34, Philippe Mathieu-Daudé wrote:
First, IDE_DMA__COUNT represents the number of enumerated
values, but is incorrectly listed as part of the enum.
Second, IDE_DMA_CMD_str() is internal to core.c and only
takes sane enums from ide_dma_cmd. So no need to check the
'enval'
First, IDE_DMA__COUNT represents the number of enumerated
values, but is incorrectly listed as part of the enum.
Second, IDE_DMA_CMD_str() is internal to core.c and only
takes sane enums from ide_dma_cmd. So no need to check the
'enval' argument is within the enum range. Only checks
