> They are config characteristics (in many cases). Hiding them in
> header files with dummy inlines or with ARCH_HAS_XYZZY is still
> hiding them IMO, although the inlines are better than the
> ARCH_HAS_XYZZY method. I prefer to see them in the config space
> since I think that's where they belong.
That's just a different way to write a #define. You could as
well keep the originals then.
-Andi
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