Alan Stern wrote:
The benefit is that one can use the FOO_NOTIFIER_INIT() macro for
static initialization of a notifier chain.
You probably mean _dynamic_ initialization of a notifier head. The
current code handles static initialization just fine.
Actually I meant static, I have a notifier declared within a struct and
a macro that initializes it at compile time - didn't work with the old
code.
But I also use it dynamically where this also benefits it.
There's nothing wrong with doing things like this. I didn't include
initialization macros originally simply because there aren't any
dynamically-initialized notifier heads in the kernel.
There probably will be :)
Cheers,
Jes
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