On Fri, 2008-03-14 at 00:06 +0100, Roel Kluin wrote:

quoted text
>  #define __check_likely(exp, is_likely)					\
>  	({								\
>  		static struct likeliness likeliness = {			\
> -			.func = __func__,				\
> -			.file = __FILE__,				\
> -			.line = __LINE__,				\
> -			.type = is_likely | LP_UNSEEN,			\
> +			.label = __LINE__ << LP_LINE_SHIFT |		\
> +						LP_UNSEEN | is_likely,	\
>  		};							\
> -		do_check_likely(&likeliness, !!(exp));			\
> +									\
> +		if (likeliness.label & LP_UNSEEN)			\
> +			do_check_likely(&likeliness);			\

On second look, your actually break even on size (if not a little worse)
cause you adding some addition code into the macro which effectively
inlines it at all the likely/unlikely locations .. I'm not sure that's
really necessary .. 

Also by not including the file name you have situation like the
following,

+unlikely |   208324|  4010128| do_sys_open+0x2a/0xb2()@:34

Where do_sys_open is on line 1076 in file fs/open.c , but the likely
location is actual on like 34 in file include/linux/err.h ..

So I think saving of the EIP does help in finding the actually caller,
but I do think we loose something by removing the file name..

Daniel

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