On 11/27/09 12:54 AM, Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
- Handling chips with varying sizes (based on some config byte) is
broken by this change.
Which chips are that?
- Since such a change will break every other unapplied patch out there,
the only chance this has in getting in is when the patch queue size is near zero. Won't happen anytime soon if the current review rate (more patches sent than reviewed) is any indication.
Makes sense.
Plus, we have to convert all of printf(), printf_debug(), fprintf(stderr,) to wrapper functions which can be compiled out or be adapted to serialice.
that should happen anyways..
And we need a rewritten main(). Doable, but post 0.9.2 material (unless someone sends easy-to-review patches).
I'd refrain from making main() part of this.. All the other stuff is libpayload material... so main() can be done by whoever uses libpayload then...
I don't want to discourage you, but it won't be a walk in the park.
Ok, let's delay this until after 0.9.2
Stefan