On Fri, Sep 30, 2005 at 12:32:49AM -0500, Dmitry Torokhov wrote:
> 
> I firmly believe that creating sub-classes (which solves hotplug issues)
> and linking sub-class devices to their parent via 'device' link, much like
> we link top-level class device to their physical parent devices (which
> solves 2, 3 and 4) is much cleanier way. It provides everything that your
> implementation does plus allows different views useful for other tasks
> besides udev.

Hi Dmitry,

Could you please outline the class device requirements for the input
subsystem?  Specifically I'm interested in the class -> subclass layering.
I'm trying to understand what is needed and how the input subsystem should
be structured.

I can think of other subystems that might benefit from class layering.  One
example might be wireless cards: net and net/wireless.  In this case devices
that belong to class "wireless" would inherit all of the capabilities of the
"net" class and also implement the "wireless"-specific feature set.

Thanks,
Adam
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