Hi Pavel,
> > Hm, the chipset family is just called like that and there're at least
> > three other Cypress related drivers (cypress, cypress_m8 and cytherm)
> > with generic names. I think this name shows clearly what kind of device
> > it supports, doesn't it?
>
> cypress_63 might be unique and still easier to pronounce?
Hm, what about something related to the vendor "AK Modul-Bus Computer GmbH"?
I think my driver might (!) only work for their firmware implementations...
cypress_akmb
cypress_akmodbus
cypress_akmodulbus
The third would be my favourite. Are there any length restrictions for
driver/files names? Is it a problem to use parts of company names for this
purpose (I saw lego, rio, auerswald, etc.) or does one need to ask them for
permission in this case?
> > You mean the whole string (line) one character to the right, correct?
>
> Yes. It should be
>
> foo(BAR,
> BAZ).
>
> (You have it at few more places).
I changed it. I had the rule "only tabs for indentation" on my mind and tried
to choose the closest ;-) Now I first use tabs followed by spaces for
fine-tuning (if needed).
What about the macro discussion?
If there's any convention I'm happy to follow it...
Thanks,
Oliver
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