Manuel Lauss wrote:
Where it really belongs to.
I disagree (again). SoC platform devices dont belong with the board code.
Figured as much. However with additional boards the #ifdef mess in
common/platform.c
is only going to get worse. MUCH worse.
We could probably eliminate the board #ifdef in platfrom.c by not
supplying the platfrom data for MMC1.
Just look at the au1000-eth platform data situation!
I have these platform devices on Au1200/Au1300 even thought they don't have
a built-in MAC.
Need to add the SoC type checks then when registering the devices. Or
at least the #ifdef's. :-)
The board which uses the device should register it.
Contrarywise, the SoC that has the devices, should register them.
But, consider the patch withdrawn.
Thanks.
Manuel
WBR, Sergei
