>
> The overwhelming majority of drivers do not ever bother with the 'irq'
> argument that is passed to each driver's irq handler.
>
> Of the minority of drivers that do use the arg, the majority of those
> have the irq number stored in their private-info structure somewhere.
>
> There are a tiny few -- a couple Mac drivers -- which do weird things
> with that argument, but that's it.
>
> For the large sweeps through the tree, these patches are grouped into
> "trivial" changes -- simply removing the unused irq arg -- or all other
> changes.
>
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] core interrupt delivery infrastructure updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] various non-trivial arch updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] trivial arch updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] non-trivial driver updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] trivial net driver updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] trivial sound driver updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] trivial scsi driver updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] trivial driver updates
> [IRQ ARG REMOVAL] x86-64 build fixes, cleanups
>
> WARNING NOT FOR MERGE WARNING NOT FOR MERGE WARNING NOT FOR MERGE
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