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Dmitry Torokhov wrote:
> [...] I'd envisioned something more like a library providing common
> code that drivers could opt in to use, like we hane ff-memless for
> memory-less force-feedback devices.

As long as one can queue work with such a method, it looks like a good idea.

Henrik