Hello.
Andrew Morton wrote:
Well not really - for example you now have drivers/input/joystick/analog.c
including asm/8253pit.h, which not all architectures implement.
The basic problem is that we have generic code referring to an x86-specific
lock inside `#ifdef __i386__'.
In this case - what if I simply include
that <asm/8253pit.h> under the same
#ifdefs that are used for the spin-locks?
Or is it not recommended to #ifdef the
includes?
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