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Subject: annoying interrupt handler decl  in v3.0
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regarding isa_device.h now having hard coded declarations in v3.0,
isn't this a step backwards?

intrhand2_t   xxintr


considering that this code could easily be generated from the config file
why are you going from dynamic to hard-coded, forcing a manual change
whenever a new driver is added?

dennis

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