Hi Sebastian,

Sebastian Siewior wrote:
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> This series basically fixes my locking problem. We have here:
> #1 the old one which removes some undefined vars.
> #2 cleans the file with lident. I had trouble reading the code...
> #3 type def a function pointer so we don't have the long defines
>    and move the callback after releasing the lock.
> #4 This one fixes the locking I guess. My mcf5235 did not race anymore
>    after that one. I saw 0a504779d while forming the patch so I guess
>    we could revert that one, Greg?

Yes, certainly we can.
I'd like to do some testing on this as well :-)


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> #5 removes the registration of interrupt handlers & enabling interrupt
>    sources that are not handled. I stepped into this after I thought that
>    it is over :) Greg, Should we also remove that part where we enable
>    the irq controller (I though request_irq() is doing that).

Currently it doesn't. The main sticking point is what to do
with the hardware based priority setting logic. We don't really
rely on it, but they need to be set to sane values.

Need to expand the interrupt controller setup code some more
before we can take that out.

Regards
Greg



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