>> That's pretty pointless for one variable. I think you're taking things
>> to ridiculous extremes.
>
> OK, I agree that a single .c file for one variable is very extreme. I think
> you also would agree with me that if it had been ten variables and an exported
> function then it should live in a separate .c file in the summit specific code.
Yup.
> If you can promise me that summit will never need an extra variable or
> exported function as the code evolves from now until the end of the
> architecture then I can live with summit_x86 in the main line.
I don't think it'll ever need it, but if it does, I'll create it ;-)
M.
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