orinoco merge preliminaries

Ok, patchbombing commences.

Following are 15 patches which make a start on merging the current CVS orinoco driver into the mainline tree. This batch of patches is only preliminaries - patches which cause no behavioural change, but which should be easy to review and which will reduce meaningless noise in the later functional patches.

They all represent essentially trivial changes, and with the exception of the rearrange patch (which is large because it moves big chunks of code around) they should be obvious. This batch of patches is supposed to represent all the trivial, non-behaviour-changing differences between orinoco CVS and mainline, though the merge is so large, inevitably I will have missed a few.

Summary of the patches:

	1/15 orinoco-squash-backwards-compat:
		Removes old unnecessary backwards compatibility code
	2/15 orinoco-rearrange:
		Rearrange code so function order matches new versions
	3/15 orinoco-netdev-priv:
		Use netdev_priv() instead of direct dev->priv access
	4/15 orinoco-ALIGN:
		Use standard ALIGN macro instead of local versions
	5/15 orinoco-ARRAY-SIZE:
		Use ARRAY_SIZE macro instead of local version
	6/15 orinoco-spam-stoppers:
		Anti-spam obfuscate email addresses in source
	7/15 orinoco-comments-whitespace-spelling
		Whitespace/spelling/capitalisation updates
	8/15 orinoco-BUG-ON:
		Use BUG_ON() instead of explicit if () BUG() logic
	9/15 orinoco-add-statics:
		Make some functions static that always should have been
	10/15 orinoco-trivial-cleanup:
		Tiny changes than don't belong with anything else
	11/15 orinoco-driver-name-version:
		Reduce duplication of the driver names/version
	12/15 orinoco-uneeded-includes:
		Remove unnecessary #includes
	13/15 orinoco-no-struct-typedef:
		Don't use typedefs on simple structues
	14/15 orinoco-more-hw-data:
		Extra hw related #defines and structures
	15/15 orinoco-update-authorship:
		Update MAINTAINERS, copyright banners, etc.

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