Andrew Morton <akpm@linux-foundation.org> writes:It's certainly true WRT things like indentation but IMHO it shouldn't go that far, and if it goes, it should be non-braced version. If we prefer non-braced versions of "if" and "while", it would be a bit strange to require braces with "do while", wouldn't it? Sparse warnings... I think it shouldn't complain either, unless called with extra parameter. Perhaps some pointer to a bad-looking example so I can see for myself? -- Krzysztof Halasa -
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