In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Manfred Spraul writes:
> Erez Zadok wrote:
> > [...]
> > (2) Inline functions moved from linux/{fs,mm}/*.c to header files so they
> > can be included in the same original source code as well as stackable
> > file systems:
> >
> > check_parent macro (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> > lock_parent (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> > get_parent (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> > unlock_dir (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> > double_lock (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> > double_unlock (fs/namei.c -> include/linux/dcache_func.h)
> >
> That sounds like a good idea: fs/nfsd/vfs.c currently contains copies of
> most of these functions...
I agree. I didn't want to make copies of those b/c I got burnt in the past
when they changed subtly and I didn't notice the change.
> --
> Manfred
Erez.
