On 23 March 2015 at 12:30, Andreas Färber <afaer...@suse.de> wrote: > Am 23.03.2015 um 13:24 schrieb Peter Maydell: >> * address_space_rw &c to be renamed: >> address_space_rw -> as_rw_buf >> address_space_read -> as_read_buf >> address_space_write -> as_write_buf >> address_space_map -> as_map_buf &c >> This is just so the names line up nicely and we have a >> clear indication that this is a family of functions > > How does address_space_* not indicate they are a family? address_space_ > is much more intuitive to read than shortening it to as_, which can > confusingly be read as another English word.
Sorry, that was a little cryptic in retrospect. I meant "they should have the same prefix as the renamed ld*_phys functions, to indicate that all of these functions are in the same family rather than being two sets of unrelated functions". As I note later on, if we want the prefix to be address_space_ rather than as_ for all these we could do that, though it's a little long and unwieldy. -- PMM