As suggested by checkpatch.pl:
CHECK: Prefer using the BIT macro
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The EEPROM_SIZE and NUM_AO_CHAN defines are only used once and they
don't add any significant clarity to the driver. They are also pretty
generic symbol names. Remove them and just open code the values.
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The "Configuration options" are documented in the comedi driver comment
block. Remove the redundant comment before the drivers (*attach) function.
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The 'convert_arg' sets the acquisition timing of the analog input command.
The maximum speed (the minimum timing) depends on the board 'ai_speed' which
if always >= 4000. Remove the redundant 'min' check,
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Define the pacer clock limits and remove the magic numbers. Refactor
the code to use a common path to return the actual 'ns' timing and
the timer divisor value.
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Change the generic MODULE_DESCRIPTION text to something more useful.
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This driver supports boards that have 1 or 2 TIO chips with base
addresses 0x800 apart. Replace the static const array 'GPCT_OFFSET'
with a define and calculate the base address based on the chip index.
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This spinlock is only used to protect changes to the private data 'dma_cfg'.

Before calling any function that would change the 'dma_cfg' the spinlock
'mite_channel_lock' is also locked. That spinlock is not unlocked until
after the 'dma_cfg' change.

Remove the redundant spinlock.
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enum ni_gpct_register and enum ni_660x_register now have a 1:1
relationship for the NITIO_* registers. The static const array
is no longer necessary to find the proper NI660X_* register for
a given NITIO_*. Remove it and refactor the register read/write
functions.

Use the NITIO_* values to init the ni_660x_reg_data[] array and
remove the unnecessary NI660X_* enum values.
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Sort this enum so that it has a 1:1 relationship with the ni_tio.h
enum ni_gpct_register.
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This fuction just returns a pointer from the private data. The name
might provide some confusion since it appears to be an exported
function from the mite driver.

Just remove it and get the pointer directly where needed.
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For aesthetics, move the initialization of the default routing for the
DIO channels so it happens when the subdevice is initialized.
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Remove the extra for loop and just initialize the counter as the subdevices
are created.
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The ni_gpct_device_construct() could fail allocating the memory for
device and its counters. For aesthetics, call the function before
initializing the subdevices.
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For aesthetics, initialize the TIO chips before the subdevices are
allocated and initialized.

Refactor the function to initialize all the TIO chips and move it
to a better place in the driver.
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Make sure the interrupts are disabled before freeing the irq.
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Remove the unnecessary NULL pointer check.
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For aesthetics, add some whitespace to the subdevice init and use
a couple local variables to make the code easier to follow.
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Remove enum ni_660x_constants and just #define the value.

Move all the constant #defines so they are in one place and rename
them so they are more conesistent.
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Fix the checkpatch.pl issue. Move the memory barrier to a better place.
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Fix the checkpatch.pl issues:

CHECK: spinlock_t definition without comment

For aesthetics, rename the 'soft_reg_copy_lock' to clarify what it's
used for.
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Convert this big switch into an array and refactor ni_660x_gpct_{write,read}()
functions to use the array to find the register offset.

All the TIO (GPCT) registers are included in the array except for NITIO_G0_ABZ
and NITIO_G1_ABZ. These registers only exist on the ni_pcimio m-series boards
and this driver will never read/write them.

Just in case someone adds a new entry to the enum ni_gpct_register in ni_tio.h,
add a dev_warn() for any unhandled registers.
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The (*auto_attach) initializes all the DIO channels to a default state.
Add a comment for clarity.
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Use the comedi.h provided constants (enum ni_660x_pfi_routing) instead
of defining new ones for the output sources.

Use a switch to clarify the channel/source validation.

For aesthetics, rename the private data members 'pfi_output_selects' and
'pfi_direction_bits'.

Remove the 'min_counter_pfi_chan' and 'max_dio_pfi_chan' from
enum ni_660x_constants. The open coded values make the code easier
to follow.
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Use some local variables to clarify this function.

This (*insn_bits) function is a bit different from most comedi drivers.
Add some comments to clarify why the shifts are used.
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Add some whitespace to the Digital I/O subdevice init and add a
comment about the channels. This driver is a bit goofy, only 32 of
the 40 channels can actually be used for Digital I/Os and 32 of
them can be routed to the counters for alternate use.
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Fix the checkpatch.pl issues.
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Fix the checkpatch.pl issues.
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This inline function is only used by the (*auto_attach). Remove it
and just use a local variable for the calculation.
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Hard-coding the subdevice order is normally a bad idea. If a new subdevice
is added, or removed, it could potentially break pretty badly.

Remove the enum and associated NI_660X_GPCT_SUBDEV() helper that hard-code
the subdevice order.

Fix the (*auto_attach) so it initializes all the subdevices without depending
on the hard-coded order.

Change the interrupt handler so that all the counter subdevices are handled
without depending on the hard-coded order.
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Fix the checkpatch.pl issues about:

WARNING: Block comments use * on subsequent lines
WARNING: Block comments use a trailing */ on a separate line
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This BUG_ON() happens if a mite DMA channel is already requested when an
ansynchronous command is started for one of the counter subdevices.

The comedi core will only call the (*do_cmd) if the subdevice is not busy.
In this driver, the (*cancel) for the subdevice will always release any
requested mite DMA channel.

Remove the BUG_ON() which can never occur.
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Tidy up this function to fix the checkpatch.pl issues:

WARNING: Prefer 'unsigned int' to bare use of 'unsigned'

For aesthetics, remove the static const local variables.
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Rename these functions so they have namespace associated with the
driver.

Fix the checkpatch.pl issues:

WARNING: Prefer 'unsigned int' to bare use of 'unsigned'
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Rename this function to help shorten some of the long lines.

Remove the inline, let the compiler figure it out.

Change the 'unsigned' parameters to 'unsigned int' to fix the
checkpatch.pl issues:

WARNING: Prefer 'unsigned int' to bare use of 'unsigned'
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Rename this function to help shorten some of the long lines.

Remove the inline, let the compiler figure it out.

Change the 'unsigned' parameters to 'unsigned int' to fix the
checkpatch.pl issues:

WARNING: Prefer 'unsigned int' to bare use of 'unsigned'
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Remove the enums global_interrupt_{status,config}_register_bits and
add defines for the CamelCase values.
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The BUG_ON() checks in the helper functions are not necessary. The mite
driver quiries the PCI chip to determine the number of DMA channels.
This is then used when a DMA channel is requested so the channel will
always be in range.

Convert the inline functions used to set the bits in the NI600X_DMA_CFG
register into macros. Also convert the associated enum dma_selection.
This clarifies the association with the register.

Rename the associated 'dma_configuration_soft_copies' member of the
private data to allow shorting some of the ugly long lines in the
driver.

This also fixes a number of checkpatch.pl issues about:

WARNING: Prefer 'unsigned int' to bare use of 'unsigned'
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Remove this enum and add a define for the bit.
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Reformat the multi-line comment in the kernel CodingStyle.
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