On 8/30/06, Julio Auto <[email protected]> wrote:
Unless, of course, the structure in question is kcalloc()'d (which is
not the case of gdev in the beginning of the patch - I haven't had the
time to check the other cases).
Sorry, actually gdev is kzalloc()'d (which works exactly kcalloc()
without the check for n*size integer overflows). I was looking at a
much older version of the code.
I still think, however, that memset()'ing to zero is still something
to consider, in the cases where the structure is passed to the routine
(as opposed to when it's _created by_ the routine). The code shouldn't
rely on the awareness of future developers when adding other calls to
these functions.
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