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Hi!
> >> +#define ABORT_INIT(msg) { printk(KERN_ERR "hdaps init: %s\n", msg); > >goto bad; }> >> >No.. macro with embedded goto is *evil*.> > OK. But it does makes the init function much longer and harder to
>read.
If you keep { printk(); goto } on one line... it is technically
codingstyle violation but it is certainly better than evil macro.
> >> + if (data.val[0xF]!=0x00)> >> + ABORT_INIT("check1");> >> >!=0 in if is evil...> > Sure, when zero is special, like for booleans or integer or pointers.
> But this is a status byte value, I don't want to mistreat it just
> because all its bits are unset. Otherwise, imagine the non-systematic
> mess this will become:
Okay, I'd only do it in "single" cases. I guess you have point about
unsigned char not being boolean.
Pavel
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