Submit #2985
closedMove drm linux_*.c files to subdirectory drm/linux
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Description
This patch moves the linux_*.c files under sys/dev/drm to their own
sub-directory sys/dev/drm/linux.
The idea is that eventually someone might want to import files
from FreeBSD linuxkpi. Though at some point the obvious question
is should these files and others added be turned into their own
separate module that can be used by drivers other than
the drm graphics ones, similar to what FreeBSD does with linuxkpi.
I don't really care where these files are moved: I just want them
moved somewhere to have their own separate identity.
Files
Updated by sepherosa almost 8 years ago
I don't think I am going to use the linux KPIs for network drivers or
IB drivers (if there were ones).
On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 8:47 AM,
<bugtracker-admin@leaf.dragonflybsd.org> wrote:
Issue #2985 has been reported by davshao.
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Submit #2985: Move drm linux_*.c files to subdirectory drm/linux
http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/2985
- Author: davshao
- Status: New
- Priority: Low
- Assignee:
- Category:
- Target version:
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This patch moves the linux_*.c files under sys/dev/drm to their own
sub-directory sys/dev/drm/linux.The idea is that eventually someone might want to import files
from FreeBSD linuxkpi. Though at some point the obvious question
is should these files and others added be turned into their own
separate module that can be used by drivers other than
the drm graphics ones, similar to what FreeBSD does with linuxkpi.I don't really care where these files are moved: I just want them
moved somewhere to have their own separate identity.---Files--------------------------------
move_drm_linux.patch (4.68 KB)--
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Tomorrow Will Never Die
Updated by ftigeot over 7 years ago
Right now the drm drivers and associated components are the sole users of our Linux implementation.
I don't think there's an urgent need to move the files elsewhere.