Yes, I've considered it. I might still wrap them in a inline function
if people _really_ don't like the look of them.
> You are not the only one. At the kernel summit there were discussions
> about both wrapping the few performance impacting ones in ifdefs, and/or
> using dynamic patching.
Yes, for the hooks that might affect performance (like the network ones)
they will probably be wrapped in inline functions, and controlled by a
config option.
thanks,
greg k-h
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