On 04/23/2010 12:39 PM, Randy Dunlap wrote:

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>> +#define label(l, foo)	if (0) { l: foo; }
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> I'd prefer that macro to go away.

I kind of like it, the way I use it it's shorthand for "return with x status"; 
it just makes return codes and exiting cleaner. But if you still hate it after 
you've read the functions where it's used, I can take it out.

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>> +	return d[i / keys_per_page] + (i % keys_per_page);
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> That builds OK on i386?  or does it need udivdi3() and/or umoddi3()?

If my understanding is correct, those are only needed for 64 bits, i indexes 
into a single node so 32 bits is plenty.

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>
>> +}
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>> +static int lookup_dev(struct cache_device *c, struct bio *bio)
>> +{
>> +	int dev;
>> +	for (dev = 0; dev<  256; dev++)
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> Use a macro for 256.. in lots of places.

Yes, definitely.

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> 		bcache: cannot allocate memory
> "kmalloc error" sounds like kmalloc() had an internal error.

Agreed.

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> Need to document the sysfs interfaces:

Ok, I'll start on that.

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>> +	err = "vmalloc error";
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> 		"cannot vmalloc memory";

Done.
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