>> >Some function prototypes (in both .h and .c files) specify attributes
>> >like __init and __exit in the prototype. gcc (at least at 3.3.3) uses
>> >the last such attribute that is actually specified, without issuing a
>> >warning.
>>
>> How does gcc 2.95 handle it, requiring __init in both spots?
>
>gcc 3.2 is now required for mainline kernel.
>
Sure, but I asked because I maintain one piece of code (ttyrpld) that
should compile for both 2.4 and 2.6. OTOH, I could use it to make people
convert to 2.6 ;-)
Jan Engelhardt
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