Chosing the right Linux "USB Gadget" API and Driver Framework

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I'm currently working on support for the USB gadget controller inside
the Intel PXA25x XScale processor. David Brownell has recently published
a new USB gadget API which was discussed on linux-usb-devel and which
seems to be a good starting point.

As there is at least one other API (by Belcarra, former Lineo code) I'm
wondering what Greg's and Linus' position concerning the new USB gadget
API is. A comment from your side would be welcome.

Cheers,
Robert

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