On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 09:50, Dan Malek wrote: > Bruno Randolf wrote: > > > allright, i can do that - but doesn't this create a lot of unnecessary copied > > code? > > Initially, perhaps, but over time similar software will be moved into > common areas. IMHO, it helps to keep these boards separate because > it serves to remind us the XXS board is not a PB1500. You may also > find more things unique to your board, so the unique board configuration > will become useful to isolate features. I agree with that. Everything that's in common between the Au boards should be in the common directory, arch/mips/au1000/common. But like Dan said, by the time you're done with the entire board port, you may find other unique things to your board which require additional ifdefs, and keeping the board separate would be cleaner. If this a board that's available off the shelf to customers? Pete > Thanks. > > > -- Dan > > > >
