Re: [PATCH] aic94xx: Widens the Range of Recognized FLASH Manufactures

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Luben Tuikov <ltuikov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Flash part discovery and interfacing can be *generalized*
> in all of the following ways:
>         a) by flash part manufacturer, and
>         b) by flash part interface (8 or 8/16 bit), and
>         c) by how the flash part is connected to the chip.
> In other words, there exists flash part discovery and interface code
> which is flash part manufacturer agnostic, 8/16 bit part agnostic
> and connection agnostic.
> 
> For the aic94xx you may not need such an enterprise level solution,
> (since you'd need to know intricate details about the HW design),
> but you can _still generalize per sequence_, in which case you'd
> not need to know anything about the manufacturer of the flash part.
> That is, you can at least generalize by manufacturer, so that
> you wouldn't need the switch() { case ...} statements at all.
> 

In looking through the code I cannot see any user of the data we obtain
from the flash. It appears that we could simplify the function to just a
check for FLASHEX unless I am missing something.

-andmike
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