staging: silicom: 80 character and tab formatting in libbp_sd.h

Fixes 80+ character limit warnings from checkpatch.pl
Changes aesthetics of spaces and tabs where appropriate.
Signed-off-by: Jade Bilkey <herself@thefumon.com>
Signed-off-by: Greg Kroah-Hartman <gregkh@linuxfoundation.org>

drivers/staging/silicom/bypasslib/libbp_sd.h

@@ -39,53 +39,70 @@ int get_bypass_slave_sd(int if_index);
  * @if_index: network device index
  *
  * Output:
- * flags word on success;flag word is a 32-bit mask word with each bit defines different
- * capability as described bellow.
+ * flags word on success;flag word is a 32-bit mask word with each bit defines
+ * different capability as described bellow.
  * Value of 1 for supporting this feature. 0 for not supporting this feature.
- * -1 - on failure (if the device is not capable of the operation or not a Bypass device)
- * Bit	feature	                description
+ * -1 - on failure (if the device is not capable of the operation or not a
+ *  Bypass device)
+ * Bit	feature			description
  *
- * 0	BP_CAP	                The interface is Bypass capable in general
+ * 0	BP_CAP			The interface is Bypass capable in general
  *
- * 1	BP_STATUS_CAP	        The interface can report of the current Bypass mode
+ * 1	BP_STATUS_CAP		The interface can report of the current Bypass
+ *				mode
  *
- * 2	BP_STATUS_CHANGE_CAP	The interface can report on a change to bypass mode from
- *                              the last time the mode was defined
+ * 2	BP_STATUS_CHANGE_CAP	The interface can report on a change to bypass
+ *				mode from the last time the mode was defined
  *
- * 3	SW_CTL_CAP	            The interface is Software controlled capable for bypass/non bypass modes.
+ * 3	SW_CTL_CAP		The interface is Software controlled capable for
+ *				bypass/non bypass modes.
  *
- * 4	BP_DIS_CAP	            The interface is capable of disabling the Bypass mode at all times.
- *                              This mode will retain its mode even during power loss and also after
- *                              power recovery. This will overcome on any bypass operation due to
- *                              watchdog timeout or set bypass command.
+ * 4	BP_DIS_CAP		The interface is capable of disabling the Bypass
+ *				mode at all times.  This mode will retain its
+ *				mode even during power loss and also after power
+ *				recovery. This will overcome on any bypass
+ *				operation due to watchdog timeout or set bypass
+ *				command.
  *
- * 5	BP_DIS_STATUS_CAP	    The interface can report of the current DIS_BP_CAP
+ * 5	BP_DIS_STATUS_CAP	The interface can report of the current
+ *				DIS_BP_CAP
  *
- * 6	STD_NIC_CAP	            The interface is capable to be configured to operate as standard, non Bypass,
- *                              NIC interface (have direct connection to interfaces at all power modes)
+ * 6	STD_NIC_CAP		The interface is capable to be configured to
+ *				operate as standard, non Bypass, NIC interface
+ *				(have direct connection to interfaces at all
+ *				power modes)
  *
- * 7	BP_PWOFF_NO_CAP	        The interface can be in Bypass mode at power off state
+ * 7	BP_PWOFF_NO_CAP		The interface can be in Bypass mode at power off
+ *				state
  *
- * 8	BP_PWOFF_OFF_CAP	    The interface can disconnect the Bypass mode at power off state without
- *                              effecting all the other states of operation
+ * 8	BP_PWOFF_OFF_CAP	The interface can disconnect the Bypass mode at
+ *				power off state without effecting all the other
+ *				states of operation
  *
- * 9	BP_PWOFF_CTL_CAP	    The behavior of the Bypass mode at Power-off state can be controlled by
- *                              software without effecting any other state
+ * 9	BP_PWOFF_CTL_CAP	The behavior of the Bypass mode at Power-off
+ *				state can be controlled by software without
+ *				effecting any other state
  *
- *10    BP_PWUP_ON_CAP	        The interface can be in Bypass mode when power is turned on
- *                              (until the system take control of the bypass functionality)
+ *10  BP_PWUP_ON_CAP		The interface can be in Bypass mode when power
+ *				is turned on (until the system take control of
+ *				the bypass functionality)
  *
- *11	BP_PWUP_OFF_CAP	        The interface can disconnect from Bypass mode when power is turned on
- *                              (until the system take control of the bypass functionality)
+ *11	BP_PWUP_OFF_CAP		The interface can disconnect from Bypass mode
+ *				when power is turned on (until the system take
+ *				control of the bypass functionality)
  *
- *12	BP_PWUP_CTL_CAP	        The behavior of the Bypass mode at Power-up can be controlled by software
+ *12	BP_PWUP_CTL_CAP		The behavior of the Bypass mode at Power-up can
+ *				be controlled by software
  *
- *13	WD_CTL_CAP	            The interface has watchdog capabilities to turn to Bypass mode when not reset
- *                              for defined period of time.
+ *13	WD_CTL_CAP		The interface has watchdog capabilities to turn
+ *				to Bypass mode when not reset for defined period
+ *				of time.
  *
- *14	WD_STATUS_CAP	        The interface can report on the watchdog status (Active/inactive)
+ *14	WD_STATUS_CAP		The interface can report on the watchdog status
+ *				(Active/inactive)
  *
- *15	WD_TIMEOUT_CAP	        The interface can report the time left till watchdog triggers to Bypass mode.
+ *15	WD_TIMEOUT_CAP		The interface can report the time left till
+ *				watchdog triggers to Bypass mode.
  *
  *16-31 RESERVED
  *
@@ -108,7 +125,8 @@ int get_bypass_caps_sd(int if_index);
  *
  * 4	WD_STEP_TIME	The steps of the WD timer in
  *                      0 - for linear steps (WD_MIN_TIME * X)
- *                      1 - for multiply by 2 from previous step (WD_MIN_TIME * 2^X)
+ *                      1 - for multiply by 2 from previous step
+ *                          (WD_MIN_TIME * 2^X)
  *
  * 5-8	WD_STEP_COUNT	Number of steps the WD timer supports in 2^X
  *                      (X bit available for defining the value)
@@ -152,8 +170,8 @@ int get_bypass_change_sd(int if_index);
  * @dis_bypass: disable bypass(1=dis, 0=en)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_dis_bypass_sd(int if_index, int dis_bypass);
 
@@ -162,8 +180,8 @@ int set_dis_bypass_sd(int if_index, int dis_bypass);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (normal Bypass mode/ Disable bypass)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_dis_bypass_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -173,8 +191,8 @@ int get_dis_bypass_sd(int if_index);
  * @bypass_mode: bypass mode setting at power off state (1=BP en, 0=BP Dis)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_bypass_pwoff_sd(int if_index, int bypass_mode);
 
@@ -183,8 +201,8 @@ int set_bypass_pwoff_sd(int if_index, int bypass_mode);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (Disable bypass at power off state / normal Bypass mode)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_bypass_pwoff_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -194,8 +212,8 @@ int get_bypass_pwoff_sd(int if_index);
  * @bypass_mode: bypass mode setting at power up state (1=BP en, 0=BP Dis)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_bypass_pwup_sd(int if_index, int bypass_mode);
 
@@ -204,21 +222,22 @@ int set_bypass_pwup_sd(int if_index, int bypass_mode);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (Disable bypass at power up state / normal Bypass mode)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_bypass_pwup_sd(int if_index);
 
 /**
  * set_bypass_wd - Set watchdog state
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
- * @ms_timeout: requested timeout (in ms units), 0 for disabling the watchdog timer
- * @ms_timeout_set(output): requested timeout (in ms units),
- *                          that the adapter supports and will be used by the watchdog
+ * @ms_timeout: requested timeout (in ms units), 0 for disabling the watchdog
+ *              timer
+ * @ms_timeout_set(output): requested timeout (in ms units), that the adapter
+ *                          supports and will be used by the watchdog
  * Output:
  * 0  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_bypass_wd_sd(int if_index, int ms_timeout, int *ms_timeout_set);
 
@@ -230,8 +249,8 @@ int set_bypass_wd_sd(int if_index, int ms_timeout, int *ms_timeout_set);
  *                        0 if WDT is disabled
  * Output:
  * 0  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_bypass_wd_sd(int if_index, int *ms_timeout_set);
 
@@ -243,8 +262,8 @@ int get_bypass_wd_sd(int if_index, int *ms_timeout_set);
  *                       0  if WDT is disabled
  * Output:
  * 0  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
  **/
 int get_wd_expire_time_sd(int if_index, int *ms_time_left);
 
@@ -255,8 +274,8 @@ int get_wd_expire_time_sd(int if_index, int *ms_time_left);
  * Output:
  * 1  - on success
  * 0 - watchdog is not configured
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
  **/
 int reset_bypass_wd_timer_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -267,8 +286,8 @@ int reset_bypass_wd_timer_sd(int if_index);
  *
  * Output:
  * 0  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_std_nic_sd(int if_index, int nic_mode);
 
@@ -278,8 +297,8 @@ int set_std_nic_sd(int if_index, int nic_mode);
  *
  * Output:
  * 0/1 (Default Bypass mode / Standard NIC mode) on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_std_nic_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -300,7 +319,8 @@ int set_tx_sd(int if_index, int tx_state);
  *
  * Output:
  * 0/1 (ransmit Disable / Transmit Enable) on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  Bypass)
  **/
 int get_tx_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -338,8 +358,8 @@ int get_tap_change_sd(int if_index);
  * @dis_tap: disable tap(1=dis, 0=en)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support TAP
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  TAP or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_dis_tap_sd(int if_index, int dis_tap);
 
@@ -348,8 +368,8 @@ int set_dis_tap_sd(int if_index, int dis_tap);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (normal TAP mode/ Disable TAP)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support TAP
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not support
+ *                  TAP or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_dis_tap_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -359,8 +379,8 @@ int get_dis_tap_sd(int if_index);
  * @bypass_mode: tap mode setting at power up state (1=TAP en, 0=TAP Dis)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support TAP
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support TAP or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_tap_pwup_sd(int if_index, int tap_mode);
 
@@ -369,8 +389,8 @@ int set_tap_pwup_sd(int if_index, int tap_mode);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (Disable TAP at power up state / normal TAP mode)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support TAP
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support TAP or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_tap_pwup_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -408,8 +428,8 @@ int get_bp_disc_change_sd(int if_index);
  * @dis_tap: disable tap(1=dis, 0=en)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable ofthe operation ordevice not support Disconnect
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable ofthe operation or device not
+ *                  support Disconnect or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_bp_dis_disc_sd(int if_index, int dis_disc);
 
@@ -418,8 +438,8 @@ int set_bp_dis_disc_sd(int if_index, int dis_disc);
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
  *  0/1 - on success (normal Disconnect mode/ Disable Disconnect)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Disconnect
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support Disconnect or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_bp_dis_disc_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -429,8 +449,8 @@ int get_bp_dis_disc_sd(int if_index);
  * @disc_mode: tap mode setting at power up state (1=Disc en, 0=Disc Dis)
  * Output:
  *  0 - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Disconnect
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support Disconnect or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int set_bp_disc_pwup_sd(int if_index, int disc_mode);
 
@@ -438,9 +458,10 @@ int set_bp_disc_pwup_sd(int if_index, int disc_mode);
  * get_bp_disc_pwup - Get Disconnect mode state at power-up state
  * @if_index: network device index of the controlling device
  * Output:
- *  0/1 - on success (Disable Disconnect at power up state / normal Disconnect mode)
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support TAP
- *                  or it's a slave device)
+ *  0/1 - on success (Disable Disconnect at power up state / normal Disconnect
+ *                    mode)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support TAP or it's a slave device)
  **/
 int get_bp_disc_pwup_sd(int if_index);
 
@@ -469,8 +490,9 @@ int get_wd_exp_mode_sd(int if_index);
  * @bypass_mode:  adapter mode (1=tap mode, 0=bypass mode)
  * Output:
  * 1  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support Bypass or it's a slave device or unknown wdt
+ *                  status)
  **/
 int set_wd_autoreset_sd(int if_index, int time);
 
@@ -480,8 +502,9 @@ int set_wd_autoreset_sd(int if_index, int time);
  * @bypass_mode:  adapter mode (1=tap mode, 0=bypass mode)
  * Output:
  * 1  - on success
- * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation ordevice not support Bypass
- *                  or it's a slave device or unknown wdt status)
+ * -1 - on failure (device is not capable of the operation or device not
+ *                  support Bypass or it's a slave device or unknown wdt
+ *                  status)
  **/
 int get_wd_autoreset_sd(int if_index);