
9 Oct
2011
9 Oct
'11
9:43 p.m.
Dear Lukasz Majewski,
In message 20111007093950.17d94287@lmajewski.digital.local you wrote:
Most warnings are related to lines over 80 characters. This code is a debug code. As fair as I remember debug print code shall not be break in Linux kernel for easier debugging.
Can you please point me to the respective entry in the CodingStyle file?
I don't know what is the policy in u-boot. I haven't seen any guideline about breaking debug code when it is larger than 80 characters (so I stick to kernel policy).
We make no distinction between different "types" of code.
Other warnings are related to kernel API (like the min() macro usage) which is different in u-boot.
So it needs to be fixed?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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