Andrew Morton writes:
Does this actually clean things up, or does it randomly move things around
while carefully retaining existing obscurity? Not sure..
Heh, the bulk of it is basically splitting the current __cache_alloc into
separate UMA and NUMA paths via __do_cache_alloc so we don't have to play
with NUMA_BUILD tricks. I also moved __cache_alloc_node in the same
CONFIG_NUMA block as __cache_alloc while I was at it.
Pekka
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