From: Joe Perches
> Because gcc issues a complaint about any pointer format with %#p,
> remove the use of SPECIAL to prefix 0x to various pointer types.
>
> There are no uses in the kernel tree of %#p.
I know you guys don't really care about them, but there might
be uses in out of tree drivers.
With the change what is output for %#p ?
I know I've used %#p in some code (possibly userspace) that need
to run under multiple OS because 0x%p generates 0x0x on one of the OS.
(We might have removed them because of the gcc warning though.)
David
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