pci.ids (database for lspci) parser
See original GitHub issuepci.ids are also very useful especially the class database at the end # List of known device classes, subclasses and programming interfaces
. If we can parse it and generate a class number: class name dictionary, it will be very helpful when we try to automate tools that only use device id and class/type numbers internally such has qemu, virsh, etc.
There are lots of attempts already to load # Vendors, devices and subsystems.
section but most of them are long dead. Moreover, no project actually load the class section.
The newest version of the file can be download here
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so far I do not think the comment is important. I think they usually just show syntax
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