Eric Sandeen wrote: This gets rid of some pointless macro defines... I had a version that lower-cased it all too but Nathan liked this better, and he's the man! :) -Eric Hm, what was the verdict on t
Author: David Chatterton <chatz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 21:41:12 +1000
We already have a large number of changes queued up for 2.6.19, I'd prefer that we don't add any more right now unless they are bug fixes. I've raised a pv with the patch so that it doesn't get drop
We already have a large number of changes queued up for 2.6.19, I'd prefer that we don't add any more right now unless they are bug fixes. I've raised a pv with the patch so that it doesn't get dropp
Eric Sandeen wrote: This gets rid of some pointless macro defines... I had a version that lower-cased it all too but Nathan liked this better, and he's the man! :) -Eric Hm, what was the verdict on t
Author: David Chatterton <chatz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 21:41:12 +1000
We already have a large number of changes queued up for 2.6.19, I'd prefer that we don't add any more right now unless they are bug fixes. I've raised a pv with the patch so that it doesn't get drop
We already have a large number of changes queued up for 2.6.19, I'd prefer that we don't add any more right now unless they are bug fixes. I've raised a pv with the patch so that it doesn't get dropp
Am Montag 31 Juli 2006 00:54 schrieb Nathan Scott: Hello Nathan, I fully agree with that - especially as XFS is a file system and regressions can easily have desastrous results. Regards, -- Martin 'H
Am Montag 31 Juli 2006 00:54 schrieb Nathan Scott: Hello Nathan, I fully agree with that - especially as XFS is a file system and regressions can easily have desastrous results. Regards, -- Martin 'H
This gets rid of some pointless macro defines... I had a version that lower-cased it all too but Nathan liked this better, and he's the man! :) -Eric Remove unnecessary macro indirection - left over
Shouted function names is not exactly Linux code style at least. -Andi well, *shrug* I have both versions, Nathan can take his pick :) honestly, one-liner static inlines isn't exactly linux code styl
Right, its more that we don't have a great track record at the moment of not introducing regressions with these cleanups (including myself), so I'm becoming more reluctant to do sweeping changes acro
Author: David Chatterton <chatz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:17:06 +1000
Sam on his previous project had to do significant cleanup/macro changes and wrote some tools to help him do post-preprocessor comparisons to really look at what had changed. I'm not sure how generic
This gets rid of some pointless macro defines... I had a version that lower-cased it all too but Nathan liked this better, and he's the man! :) -Eric Remove unnecessary macro indirection - left over
Shouted function names is not exactly Linux code style at least. -Andi well, *shrug* I have both versions, Nathan can take his pick :) honestly, one-liner static inlines isn't exactly linux code styl
Right, its more that we don't have a great track record at the moment of not introducing regressions with these cleanups (including myself), so I'm becoming more reluctant to do sweeping changes acro
Author: David Chatterton <chatz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:17:06 +1000
Sam on his previous project had to do significant cleanup/macro changes and wrote some tools to help him do post-preprocessor comparisons to really look at what had changed. I'm not sure how generic