Re: [PATCH] implement pm_ops.valid for everybody

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On Thu, 2007-03-22 at 10:10 -0700, David Brownell wrote:

> Seems kind of temporary, so long as pm_set_ops() doesn't
> enforce that as a requirement ...

I just sent a patch to akpm to do exactly that :)

> > we can add an 
> > arbitrary amount of them if we wish :>
> 
> For as many as can be #defined, yes.  But such #defines will
> be rare; adding a new one would mean updating pm_states[]
> plus maybe other code, and there are other structural issues
> with that notion ... 

True. I think pm_states is the only thing that would need to be changed,
but I don't really advocate changing it and introducing dozens of new
states.

> especially the way suspend() methods
> have no way to determine the semantics of the target state.

I can't parse that.

johannes

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