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SubjectRe: [PATCH] drivers: Conversions from kmalloc+memset to k(z|c)alloc.
On Sat, 22 Jul 2006, Jeff Garzik wrote:

> Tomasz Kłoczko wrote:
>> Moment .. are you want to say something like "keep commont coding style
>> can't be maintained by tool" ?
>> Even if indent watches on to small coding style emenets still I don't see
>> why using this tool isn't one of the current ement of release procedure
>> (?).
>
> indent isn't perfect, _especially_ where C99 comes into the picture.

Again: is in this case "isn't perfect" mean "it does not make all what we
want" ? If yes still I don't see why not use indent + some other tool or
if you will show real example where it does something badady (like now
for checking code syntax is used compiler and some other tools like
sparse).

> And running indent across the tree pre-release would (a) create a ton of
> noise before each release, and (b) undo perfectly valid, readable formatting.

Committing all this "noise" will plug all this thing and allow reve most
of content Documentation/CodingStyle document.
Is it not wort stop all questions/discuss/flames on this subject ?
Again: using indent mainly will mean only one time massive changes. After
this ident can be runed for example by Linus just before make release and/or
partial release.

> scripts/Lindent exists and gets used, but it is not perfect.

Again: anywhere are listed/was posted list of "not perfect" examples ?
And/or: what does it mean in this case "not perfect" ? Show this for
allow start work on fix indent by other people (if all cases will be resul
of some bugs in this tool).

kloczek
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