Even though I am not _that_ familiar with the code in question, that is how I
understood it too.
>
> I agree with Jens in that the practice is rather ugly, but that
> is the way the driver worked before io_request_lock disappeared and
> I think that improving that stylistic issue is not a prerequisite
> for conversion from io_request_lock to host->host_lock.
Ugly it is. It was not my intention to clean up the code, just make the smallest change
necessary to get it to work. The maintainer should probably do a closer examination.
>
> If I were you, Morten, I would go ahead with your patch
> that makes the minimal changes and then, if you want, make stylistic
> improvements as one or more separate patches, which are something
> that you may want to talk over with the mainter of that driver, if
> there currently is one.
Sure - but who is the maintainer ? :)
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