Dear Lukasz Majewski,
In message 1343378116-5569-1-git-send-email-l.majewski@samsung.com you wrote:
New abstraction layer for performing MMC and FAT operations has been added. It is necessary for using MMC and FAT operations from other subsystems without the need to call "sprintf" and "run_command" afterwards.
MMC/FAT function call allows for better type checking during compilation time. For FAT, common code has been encapsulated to a separate function.
Lukasz Majewski (2): mmc: New abstract function (do_mmcops_safe) for MMC subsystem fat: New abstract function (do_fat_safe) for FAT subsystem
Sorry if I don't understand, but what exactly is special with MMC and FAT here?
Why are the same changes as to the MMC code not also needed for example for the IDE, SATA, SCSI or USB code?
Why are the same changes as for FAT not also needed for the other file systems?
And what exactly are you changing anyway? The commit messages in the patches give neither sufficient information to understand why you make a change at all, nor how the new code is supposed to be used, nor in which way he is better ("more safe" ?) than the existing code?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk