target/riscv: Adjust to upstream coding style#1254
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target/riscv: Adjust to upstream coding style#1254berolinux wants to merge 1 commit intoriscv-collab:riscvfrom
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Adjust code to meet upstream OpenOCD's coding style requests (in particular "no new typedefs") Signed-off-by: Bernhard Rosenkränzer <bero@baylibre.com>
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Thank you for the contribution.
I checked the changes visually and noticed that there are still some typedefs left in the RISC-V code (e.g. dm013_info_t and several more).
Have you decided to not replace those for some reason?
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Adjust code to meet upstream OpenOCD's coding style requests (in particular "no new typedefs")