Cc: Oleg Verych <olecom@...>, Alexey Dobriyan <adobriyan@...>, Michael Opdenacker <michael@...>, <linux-tiny@...>, CE Linux Developers List <celinux-dev@...>, linux kernel <linux-kernel@...>
bloat
support.
in
the
decimal
line.
of
information
customer
think.
I'll do what I like, thank you. I'll continue to use Linux, I think
it's a fine fit for the way *I* think.
on
You are now talking religion at this point. Do you have a technical or
even experience based point to make?
I have experience that has shown that providing too much information in
a production product can is confusing, harmful and costly when dealing
with consumers. Your opinions won't change that.
I proposed a mechanism for keeping all the printk data and saving space
buy doing some table based compressions that has the side effect of
making the syslog not human readable. You proposed a mechanism for
no-oping out complete log-levels.
Which way hides more from the user? No-oping the log-levels is the
easier to implement.
you've
There is a time and place for many things. Even error codes.
--mgross
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