On Mon, Mar 03, 2003 at 03:57:19PM +0000, Anton Altaparmakov wrote:
> > > > It's me again, I basically got no reply for this iget5_locked patch
> > > > I have now. Would there be any objections if I try push it to Marcelo
> > > > tomorrow? ;)
> > > I just binned it. Certainly its not the kind of stuff I want to test in -ac,
> > > too many VFS changes outside reiserfs
> > Andrew Morton said "iget5_locked() looks simple enough, and as far as I can
> > tell does not change any existing code - it just adds new stuff.",
> > also this code (in its 2.5 incarnation) was tested in 2.5 for long time already.
> > Also it fixes real bug (and while I have another reiserfs-only fix for the bug,
> > it is fairly inelegant).
> I agree it should go into 2.4 but I don't think the patches you are
> submitting should go in. From what I can see they are an older version
> compared to what actually went into 2.5. (I am basing this on the comments
What I am submitting is just changesets 1.373.172.1..1.373.172.6 from
2.5 bk tree. So these patches are what went into 2.5 (plus all the bugs I
have made during adapting these to 2.4, of course).
> to the functions rather than thorough code comparisons but I don't have
> time to look at it more in depth atm.) Why don't you use the actual 2.5
> code and make new patches or at least make use of the patches that finally
> went into 2.5?
Looking at the changelog, it seems much later on there were ifind_fast() and ifind()
additions to this code, but I was not sure I should take these too.
I can though, if people think that would be useful.
Bye,
Oleg
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