49086: Target spec and target address
by William Brown
Hi,
While looking into the failure of test 48272 (addn), I realised that we
were using both target_address and target_spec in the operation struct.
The pblock is a bit inconsistent about their usage also.
I've attached a list of the places we use them.
I think that this is a mistake, we really only need "one" target value
(probably target_spec).
I want to propose that we drop target_address for target_spec, update
the pblock to use operation_set_target_spec as needed.
However, I don't know the full history of these values, so I would like
your input to this design. Is there a difference between target_spec and
target_address?
Thanks,
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Sincerely,
William Brown
Software Engineer
Red Hat, Brisbane
6 years, 10 months
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