Two independent kernel-doc parameter fixes in drivers/watchdog, found by
scripts/kernel-doc -none. Both warnings are in .c files, so they appear in
a W=1 build, and both files are clean afterwards.
Patch 1 fixes a name mismatch: wdrtas_reboot() names its notifier block
argument 'this' while the doc block says '@nb'. Patch 2 adds the missing
description for the argument __booke_wdt_disable() receives from
on_each_cpu() and ignores.
They touch different drivers and are not a logical unit, so they are split
rather than squashed; either can be dropped without affecting the other.
One thing I would rather state than have assumed: both drivers are
PowerPC-only and I have no PowerPC toolchain here, so neither file was
compiled. The whole series is three lines and every one of them is inside
a /** */ block, so there is no code change to compile. Checked with
scripts/kernel-doc -none (3 warnings across these two files before, 0
after) and checkpatch --strict.
Babanpreet Singh (2):
watchdog: wdrtas: Fix kernel-doc parameter name for wdrtas_reboot()
watchdog: booke_wdt: Document unused parameter of
__booke_wdt_disable()
drivers/watchdog/booke_wdt.c | 1 +
drivers/watchdog/wdrtas.c | 2 +-
2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
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