Here is the first patch that updates the bus driver API.

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On Jul 4, 2011, at 8:08 PM, Mike Frysinger wrote:

> in general, this seems to go in a good direction.  certainly better than 
> previous attempts.  there are some issues with this patch though.
> 
> can you split up independent issues into independent patches ?  the 
> flashverify command stuff for example should be a patch by itself (and 
> further 
> discussed since i'm pretty sure it breaks existing behavior).  then have one 
> patch which simply adds the new stub enable/disable/write_start/cls fields.  
> then one which adds the spi bus driver, and finally one which adds the spi 
> flash driver.
> 
> the style in a bunch of new code is slightly broken:
> - dont use tabs ... use 4 spaces to indent
> - no trailing whitespace on lines
> - no trailing new lines in files
> - func calls are like:
>       foo (arg, arg, arg);
> - dont use inline var decls like:
>       for (int i .......
> - use space in between operators:
>       i == 0
>       i >= 0
> 
> with the spi bus driver, if the 3 main pins arent specified, then just try to 
> grab pins with the relevant name.  so if people dont specify MOSI, then 
> default to the signal name "MOSI".
> 
> you call printf() in a bunch of places.  these all need to be changed to 
> urj_log() and such.
> 
> i'm thinking we should abstract out the cfi structures a bit rather than 
> trying to stick spi flash info into cfi structs.
> 
> i think you changed the binary verify code to only work with msbin's.  the 
> current logic treats files as raw binaries.
> 
> and of course, by now, the code will need to be rebased onto the current code 
> base as a bunch of things have changed.
> -mike

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