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From: Michael B. <mb...@fe...> - 2003-03-10 04:45:46
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> >But I do know now. The problem is that prism2_pci.c and prism2_plx.c = > >do not=20 > >contain any PCI_ROM macro, because the real driver file is prism2.c t= > >hat=20 > >gets included. A possible solution would be to move the pci_id and= > >=20 > >pci_driver structs out of prism2.c and into prism2_p*.c. > Or maybe declare the driver as prism2.c in the family line? I don't know > the answer because they could be two drivers with a common file (in > which case your solution is the right one), or the same driver with two > variations and tables should be merged. You there Michael? Two drivers with a common file. Actually, all that prism2_*.c do is define the interface type (_pci or _plx) and then #include prism2.c. This is not my first choice of architecture; it's done because I wanted to be able to use the header files from linux-wlan-ng without modifications and this is the way that linux-wlan-ng is structured. Moving PCI_ROM into prism2_*.c is the correct solution, at least until a full PCMCIA subsystem gets written. ;-) Michael |
