It looks like (i havent checked all the tree) that every function that
is registered as ioctl (or
read_ioctl or fb_ioctl or ...) have an argument "unsigned long arg",
then each function is using
it like this:

void __user *argp = (void __user *)arg;

I am wondering why the argument isn't from type "void __user *".

Thanks,

Benoit
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