Re: drivers/char/synclink_gt.c: chars don't have more than 8 bits

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Adrian Bunk wrote:
The GNU C compiler (SVN version) spotted the following buggy code in drivers/char/synclink_gt.c:
...
 > Since there are no bits 8 or 9 in a char this code is currently
dead code.

Yes, that is a bug.

Status and data come in byte pairs, bits 9 and 8 are
referenced from the 16 bit combination.

The code is operating on individual bytes in the buffer,
so it should be bits 1 and 0 that are tested.

I will make a patch and post it.

Thanks,
Paul


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