[U-Boot-Users] [PATCH] of dump command
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Mon Oct 30 23:22:51 CET 2006
Dear Grant,
thanks a lot for your thorough comments.
In message <528646bc0610300943j5752c2c7i9b66864ec678a86e at mail.gmail.com> you wrote:
>
> These should probably be split up into separate patches. One for the
> vsprintf 'll' support; one for the new command and one for the
> MPC8260ADS config changes.
Agreed. Eventually these are separate commits in Jerry's repo anyway.
Jerry?
> This is not a lot of code; and it's pretty useful stuff; maybe just
> make it automatically built when CONFIG_OF_FLAT_TREE is defined?
> (Rather than adding a new CONFIG_COMMANDS macro at the moment)
Agreed.
> If a new CFG_CMD_ macro set is needed; I wouldn't do it now. There is
> still 1 bit left. :) If it needs to be changed, it might make sense
> to audit the full list and see if there is anything that should be
> removed.
>
> Wolfgang needs to weigh in on this one.
I think we need a major cleanup of the config system, so I would like
to touch as few things in this area as possible. Here, I agree with
Grant that this should be just compiled in when OFT support is
enabled. Probably everybody will want this.
> > +U_BOOT_CMD(
> > + of, 3, 0, do_of,
> > + "of - Open Firmware utility commands\n",
> > + "of <addr> - Dump the address as an OF tree\n"
> > + "of <addr> <prop> - Dump the given property\n"
> > +);
>
> I think 'of' is a bit terse. Maybe "ofinfo", "ofdump", or "ftinfo"?
Additionally, I think that "of" [= Open Firmware] is wrong. It should
be "oft" [Open Firmware Tree] at least. The command should IMHO be
named "oftdump", but "ftdump" [FT = Flat Tree] would be ok, too.
> > + * Used by ft_dump_blob() and ft_get_prop() to build up property names
> > + */
> > +static char path[256], prop[256];
>
> Is moving these out of ft_get_prop truly necessary? (I haven't dug
> into the full context, but seeing this makes me scared)
Me too :-)
> There's still one more bit left in CFG_CMD_ALL; just use it! :)
>
> Or eliminate CFG_CMD_OF entirely.
That's what I'd suggest.
Thanks again, to both of you.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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