Nick Piggin wrote:
With the above, we can meet the same requirements of the current
find_get_page. Which basically are:
x) If the page was ever[1] in pagecache, it may be returned
y) If the pagecache was ever[2] empty, NULL may be returned
Oh, I missed a couple of "obvious" ones.
More correctly:
x1) If a page was ever in pagecache, it may be returned.
x1) If not, then NULL will be returned.
y1) If the pagecache was ever empty, NULL may be returned.
y2) If not, then the page will be returned.
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