> which means whatever generates it will have to be modified.
> Also, each config option would waste four bytes of memory, whilst
> preprocessor #define CONFIG_FOO uses no memory at all.
> But, apart from that, imho - good idea :)
#define and if seems the best from a kernel tester's point of view.
#define and #if seems much better for those who just want to compile
the damn thing.
Keith
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