19 Dec
2003
19 Dec
'03
9:46 p.m.
In message 1071713256.2552.10.camel@smoke.cideas.com you wrote:
How about using something similar to what the i2c commands use?
<addr>.4 4 byte addr <addr>.2 2 byte addr <addr>.1 1 byte addr
Please don't.
<addr>.l 4 byte addr <addr>.w 2 byte addr <addr>.b 1 byte addr
Use this, if you must have something like it.
test *40000.4 -eq 12345678 test *40000 -eq 12345678 test *40000.2 -eq 1234 test *40000.1 -eq 12
No.
First: don't call this command "test" if it does not what the shell command "test" does - we might have a hush "test" command soon.
Second, if you really want to do this, make the ".X" suffix on thew COMMAND name, but never on the arguments.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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