Hardware access functions (HWIF) should be passed a pointer instead of an offset to allow redirecting memory accesses easily

Passing a pointer instead of an offset allows redirecting memory accesses where pbDBM is not NULL in device instance.

This would also allow mixing of parallel and serial DPM devices on a 64Bit system, as the HWIF function can be directly call memcpy an does not need to recalculate the pointer with the given offset.

Proposal:

  typedef void*    (*PFN_HWIF_MEMCPY)  ( void* pvDevInstance, uint32_t ulAddr, void* pvData, uint32_t ulLen);

  typedef void*    (*PFN_HWIF_MEMCPY)  ( void* pvDevInstance, void* pvAddr, void* pvData, uint32_t ulLen);