Tim Waugh wrote:
>
> My best guess at what !E and !I stand for is 'Exported
> symbols' and 'Inline functions'.
AFAICS, External or Internal. 'static int myfunc(...)' would be listed
under !I, public functions visible to all are listed under !E.
However... init_etherdev in net_init.c has to be pulled in via !I for
some reason.
Jeff
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