Gerd Hoffmann <kraxel@redhat.com> writes:

>   Hi,
>
>> For another, dev-foo.c is not natural English for a certain type of
>> device - foo-dev.c would be better but I'd prefer without "dev", i.e.,
>> hw/usb/{audio,ccid,...}.c. And then of course only devices should go
>> into hw/.
>
> I want a prefix because with prefixing you get the files nicely grouped
> in directory listings, without creating another directory level, which
> would IMHO be overkill for the number of files we have here.
>
> 'dev-*' is used for emulated usb devices (mouse, stick, ...), 'hcd-*' is
> used for emulated usb host adapters (uhci, ehci, ...), 'host-*' is used
> for host device pass-through code.

Which are also devices, depending on your point of view :)

> 'dev-' isn't the greated pick as it is somewhat generic indeed.  I've
> also considered 'emu-' (to contrast with host-*), but it has pretty much
> the same issue.  Other suggestions?

Looks like all your dev- actually start with dev-usb-.  If you drop the
dev- prefix and keep the other prefixes, you get the grouping you want.

Regardless, collecting the usb devices in one place is an improvement.
Let's do it.