Rusty Russell wrote:
> (From my reading, ## on "int x" and "__per_cpu" is well-defined).
DECLARE_PER_CPU (int x[3]);
doesn't work, although you can always do
typedef int three_ints_t[3];
DECLARE_PER_CPU (three_ints_t x);
I encountered the same thing while doing a user-space
`MAKE_THREAD_SPECIFIC' macro. The solution I went for looks like this:
#define DECLARE_PER_CPU(type, name) \
__attribute__ ((__section (".percpu"))) __typeof__ (type) name##__per_cpu
enjoy,
-- Jamie
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