On Wed, Jun 09, 2021 at 08:08:06AM -0700, Tom Rix wrote:
On 6/9/21 7:53 AM, Greg KH wrote:Why does it matter? New stuff can be added to a new dir, why worry
On Wed, Jun 09, 2021 at 07:22:03AM -0700, trix@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:I am trying to resolve the layout inconsistency between what we have and
From: Tom Rix <trix@xxxxxxxxxx>You can rename the files, you just can not rename the .ko objects
The incoming xrt patchset has a toplevel subdir xrt/
The current fpga/ uses a single dir with filename prefixes to subdivide owners
For consistency, there should be only one way to organize the fpga/ dir.
Because the subdir model scales better, refactor to use it.
The discussion wrt xrt is here:
https://lore.kernel.org/linux-fpga/68e85a4f-4a10-1ff9-0443-aa565878c855@xxxxxxxxxx/
Follow drivers/net/ethernet/ which has control configs
NET_VENDOR_BLA that map to drivers/net/ethernet/bla
Since fpgas do not have many vendors, drop the 'VENDOR' and use
FPGA_BLA.
There are several new subdirs
altera/
dfl/
lattice/
xilinx/
Each subdir has a Kconfig that has a new/reused
if FPGA_BLA
... existing configs ...
endif FPGA_BLA
Which is sourced into the main fpga/Kconfig
Each subdir has a Makefile whose transversal is controlled in the
fpga/Makefile by
obj-$(CONFIG_FPGA_BLA) += bla/
Some cleanup to arrange thing alphabetically and make fpga/Makefile's
whitespace look more like net/'s
Changes from
v1
Drop renaming files
Cleanup makefiles
without everyone knowing what you are doing and you trying to bury it in
the middle of a differently described patch.
If you want to do that, do you? I don't really understand why you want
to move things around right now other than "we have 40 files in one
directory, ick!".
what the xrt patchset does.
about old stuff? What does it hurt?
The big issue is the files vs dirs.Why is that a "problem"?
Over specified filenames is secondary, so I dropped them.
40 files in one dir is itself not a problem.
having 40 files and an xrt/ is.
fpga/ layout should be consistent so the Makefile and Kconfig are easier toIs it somehow hard to maintain today? Seems pretty trivial to me...
maintain.
thanks,
greg k-h