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Add a new one connector that provide access to the HW via driver
debugging interface. In fact this is a class of connectors, where only
one of them is actually build depending on a target operation system.
Such per-OS approach was selected since OSs usually have too different
debug interface and keeping them in a signle source file with a lot of
ifdefs is senseless. So, one source file per-OS and build only one of
them. But each such source file should use common 'con_driver'
descriptor to simplify (avoid ifdefs) generic utility code.
At the moment only Linux ath9k and ath10k drivers are supported (via
their debugfs raw register access interfaces). All other Linux drivers
as well as xBSD drivers do not have any suitable direct HW access
interface.
Accessing hardware via the debugfs is deadly slow, but anyway it faster
then rebuild the kernel in case if you have builtin driver debugfs
support, but have no '/dev/mem' I/O memory access interface (e.g. on
latest OpenWrt builds).
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