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SubjectRe: Reorg raid5 block xor routines


On Sat, 9 Sep 2000, Richard Henderson wrote:
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> There are two main purposes to this reorg:
>
> * Split up the tremndously huge xor.c.

Looks ok, however:

- please use unified diffs. Standard context diffs are horrible.

- Please split this up the same way the checksums were split up:
make the xor routine be an architecture-dependent library thing, with
the "generic" slow one possibly just a regular library thing.

There's no reason to have alpha code in drivers/block. Just move it into
arch/alpha/lib, etc, please?

You've done most of the work already, that last 1% would clean things up
noticeably, and you could get rid of the ugly "Makefile knows architecture
rules" stuff.

Linus

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