David S. Miller wrote:
> I was considering structure definitions, macros, and whatnot
> as well.
Yes, structure definitions and the like are fine. Sorry, I wasn't
quite clear: it's the code living in include/* for apparently no
good reason (i.e. it's only used at one place, is unlikely to be
used by modules, and doesn't define an interface) that I find
irritating.
BTW, even of the macros with arguments, about 66% seem to be of
the "local use only" type.
#!/bin/sh
SRC=include/net/tcp.h
for n in `sed '/^# *define[^!-~]*\([a-zA-Z_0-9]*\)(.*/s//\1/p;d' \
<$SRC | sort | uniq`; do
echo -n "$n: "
echo `find . -name '*.[ch]' | fgrep -vx ./$SRC | xargs grep -lrw $n`
done
wc -l out2
21 out2
sed 's|\./net/ipv4/[^/]*\>||g' <out2 | fgrep -v . | wc -l
14
- Werner
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