On Sunday 12 September 2004 14:03, Holger Waechtler wrote:
Remember: i2c is a trivial protocol: two wires only and ususally
controlled by 3-8 registers on the host controller. Really nothing to
write tens of thousands of lines of code around it.
I'm wondering where you see those tens-of-thousands of lines, as the
i2c-core.c is about 1300 lines (including whitespace), of which
the smbus is around half. The object without any debugging compiled
for a athlon with smbus is around 26k, hardly a lot for a embedded device,
hmm?
Kenneth
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