Philipp Rumpf writes:
> So you want to do that for IP too (and all other network protocols) ? Ext2
> (all other file systems) ?
I wasn't saying that. However, I believe that the use of structures to
represent hardware devices is abserd. All datasheets I have ever seen
describe devices as a set of offsets from the start address.
The raw information is numeric. Why go to the pain of converting this to
a compiler-based structure, and then get the compiler to convert it back
to offsets again? It's not like you're using typechecking or any other
features of a structure.
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