hi,
> > No reason to use the horror it is as-is. Beein hardware description they
> > won't change ever except for additions, so just clean the mess up into
> > somethign nice and submit them. You could have done so in the time you
> > spent arguing on linux-arm-kernel already.
>
> Or written a perl script to reprocess them into something saner for
> that matter.
The issue that everybody seems to be forgetting (or ignoring) with
changing the headers is that ALL the drivers then also need to be
converted, and re-tested.
> The licensing does look problematic - perhaps Atmel will be happy to
> dual license them (see the many BSD bits of code that are in kernel
> and say things like "or at your option you may use the GNU Public
> License version 2 or later" and similar.
I have asked Atmel if they're willing to dual-license the headers. The
licensing issue is probably now with their legal department, but I don't
see them having a problem with it.
Regards,
Andrew Victor
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