Re: New home for DS1682 driver

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> I think we can simply move the driver and convert it directly, and
> document the interface changes. I've always said loudly that the
> tsl2550 driver was the first of its kind and as such its interface was
> subject to change when other similar drivers would be added. Which is
> what's happening right now.

ACK. So we move it when ALS is going mainline (probably next merge-window)?
That's foreseeable enough, I think. BTW Jonathan, is there an ALS-tree or so? I
couldn't find any reference...

Regards,

   Wolfram

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