[PATCH] ARM: remove ARM710 specific assembler code

* Arnd Bergmann [off-list ref] [140519 04:27]:

On Saturday 17 May 2014 10:56:02 Catalin Marinas wrote:

For the case of ARM710T, I think the last remaining user that can be
configured is mach-integrator, but I don't know if anybody even has that
CPU tile, or wants to keep using it. If Russell and Linus as the only
people that have cared about Integrator in the past years want to
cut down the number of supported CPUs, that would be a different matter:
quite a number of CPUs are not supported in any other platform.
Note that the integrator target in qemu does not support any ARM7, only
StrongARM, ARM9 or later. I also double-checked about mach-clps711x,
but I'm pretty sure those SoCs are all either ARM710a (no longer supported)
or ARM720T (quite active).

Hmm I don't think mach-integrator is using ARM710T?

The ARM710T was done by NEC and was used by the Psion MX hardware.
It's very close to ARM720T as far as I remember so might as well keep
the CPU support for it as that's just a few lines of code in the
mainline kernel.

I don't think we have any mach directories using ARM710T, but I
would not be surprised if somebody comes along with device tree
based booting patches for Psion MX at some point.

Regards,

Tony