lib: Use VIRTIO_{DRIVER,DEVICE}_SUPPORT to improve readability

Currently compiler defines are defined when support for driver or device
is the only support being built. This is a negative define, it surrounds
the code to not be built and we use ifndef. This is confusing. It also
leaves ifndefs all throughout the code-base. Instead, define a macro that
is set to 1 if support is enabled. Use this inline in if statements where
possible. Any sane compiler will optimize away the code in the branch
when support is not enabled just the same as when using the preprocessor
so we keep the same binary size.

Signed-off-by: Andrew Davis <afd@ti.com>
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Andrew Davis
2024-04-23 09:29:18 +02:00
committed by Arnaud Pouliquen
parent fd6a6fdda7
commit ca56246b19
7 changed files with 76 additions and 158 deletions
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@@ -86,13 +86,19 @@ __deprecated static inline int deprecated_virtio_dev_slave(void)
}
#ifdef VIRTIO_MASTER_ONLY
#define VIRTIO_DRIVER_ONLY
#warning "VIRTIO_MASTER_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DRIVER_ONLY"
#warning "VIRTIO_MASTER_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DEVICE_SUPPORT=0"
#endif
#ifdef VIRTIO_SLAVE_ONLY
#define VIRTIO_DEVICE_ONLY
#warning "VIRTIO_SLAVE_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DEVICE_ONLY"
#warning "VIRTIO_SLAVE_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DRIVER_SUPPORT=0"
#endif
#ifdef VIRTIO_DRIVER_ONLY
#warning "VIRTIO_DRIVER_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DEVICE_SUPPORT=0"
#endif
#ifdef VIRTIO_DEVICE_ONLY
#warning "VIRTIO_DEVICE_ONLY is deprecated, please use VIRTIO_DRIVER_SUPPORT=0"
#endif
/** @brief Virtio device identifier. */