I just found out about an initiative that seems to be interesting to
device driver developers ... and why not to Linux ???
Its name is Project UDI. The main objective of this effort is to provide
an interface to the device drivers that is common to all UDI compliant
OS's. That means that to port a driver from one OS to the other, you don't
need to _change_ the source code, but just compile it in the new OS's
compiler. I believe that this is a great initiative and I think that Linux
could be inside that group.
Please check out their Web Site and comment on the idea:
http://www.sco.com/products/layered/develop/devspecs/udi/
Hungry for comments !!! :)
Regards,
Ivan Passos
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