Staging: brcm80211: bcmsdpcm: remove a bunch of unused macros

These direct memory reading macros are not being used, so remove them.

Cc: Brett Rudley <brudley@broadcom.com>
Cc: Henry Ptasinski <henryp@broadcom.com>
Cc: Nohee Ko <noheek@broadcom.com>
Signed-off-by: Greg Kroah-Hartman <gregkh@suse.de>
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Greg Kroah-Hartman 2010-10-12 13:04:58 -07:00
parent 0965ae88af
commit ec1284e104

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@ -182,54 +182,6 @@ typedef volatile struct {
u32 wftermint; /* write frame terminate interrupt */
} sdpcmd_cnt_t;
/*
* Register Access Macros
*/
#define SDIODREV_IS(var, val) ((var) == (val))
#define SDIODREV_GE(var, val) ((var) >= (val))
#define SDIODREV_GT(var, val) ((var) > (val))
#define SDIODREV_LT(var, val) ((var) < (val))
#define SDIODREV_LE(var, val) ((var) <= (val))
#define SDIODDMAREG32(h, dir, chnl) \
((dir) == DMA_TX ? \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod32.dma32regs[chnl].xmt) : \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod32.dma32regs[chnl].rcv))
#define SDIODDMAREG64(h, dir, chnl) \
((dir) == DMA_TX ? \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod64.dma64regs[chnl].xmt) : \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod64.dma64regs[chnl].rcv))
#define SDIODDMAREG(h, dir, chnl) \
(SDIODREV_LT((h)->corerev, 1) ? \
SDIODDMAREG32((h), (dir), (chnl)) : \
SDIODDMAREG64((h), (dir), (chnl)))
#define PCMDDMAREG(h, dir, chnl) \
((dir) == DMA_TX ? \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.pcm32.dmaregs.xmt) : \
(void *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.pcm32.dmaregs.rcv))
#define SDPCMDMAREG(h, dir, chnl, coreid) \
((coreid) == SDIOD_CORE_ID ? \
SDIODDMAREG(h, dir, chnl) : \
PCMDDMAREG(h, dir, chnl))
#define SDIODFIFOREG(h, corerev) \
(SDIODREV_LT((corerev), 1) ? \
((dma32diag_t *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod32.dmafifo)) : \
((dma32diag_t *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.sdiod64.dmafifo)))
#define PCMDFIFOREG(h) \
((dma32diag_t *)(uintptr)&((h)->regs->dma.pcm32.dmafifo))
#define SDPCMFIFOREG(h, coreid, corerev) \
((coreid) == SDIOD_CORE_ID ? \
SDIODFIFOREG(h, corerev) : \
PCMDFIFOREG(h))
/*
* Shared structure between dongle and the host.
* The structure contains pointers to trap or assert information.