Hi, Just a thought, I haven't tried this yet because I'm not entirely sure it's actually correct. I was just thinking it should be possible to introduce something like #define __rcu __attribute__((address_space(3))) (for sparse only, of course) and then be able to say struct myfoo *foo __rcu; and sparse would warn on struct myfoo *bar =3D foo; but not on struct myfoo *bar =3D rcu_dereference(foo); by way of using __force inside rcu_dereference(), rcu_assign_pointer() etc. Would this be feasible? Or should one actually use __bitwise/__force to also get the warning when assigning between two variables both marked __rcu? johannes
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