Re: [PATCH] refine for_each_pgdat() [1/4] refine for_each_pgdat

Andrew Morton wrote:

It's confusing and asymmetric.  If you have time, it would be nice to later
remove for_each_pgdat() and for_each_cpu() from the kernel altogether, use
for_each_online_cpu(), for_each_possible_cpu(), for_each_online_node(),
for_each_possible_node().

Okay, I'll rewrite my patch and post new one which represents what you mention.

BTW, I noticed  refine-for_each_pgdat-remove-pgdat-sorting.patch
contains bug. (caller of ia64's insert_pgdat() is not removed...)

so please drop them :(, I'll post new ones to next -mm (with enough test...).

Thanks,
-- Kame



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