On Thu, 6 Dec 2007, Izumi Tsutsui wrote:

> macallan@NetBSD.org wrote:
>
> Why don't you implement MD cpu_intr_p() functions by yourself?
> (I think Andrew should focus on his own work..)
>
> Even a dummy cpu_intr_p() (which returns always false) is better
> than disabling the assertion among all ports.

I didn't implement a real one because I don't know enough about what 
it's supposed to be doing.  I hadn't thought of doing a dummy one.

It seems that even on those ports where the function is defined, it's 
not consistently located.  It seems to show up in several different 
source files on different ports.  Which file is best?

But isn't this a _part_ of Andy's work?  He's the one who checked in 
this change a couple days ago?

I'd be happy to write a dummy function for the ports that I use, but I 
haven't a clue how to write a dummy machine-independant version and have 
the MD version supersede it where the MD version exists.  It doesn't 
seem smart to implement a separate dummy function for each port.



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