On Thu, 14 Dec 2006, Zach Brown wrote:
> > there are numerous places throughout the source tree that
> > apparently calculate the size of an array using the construct
> > "sizeof(fubar)/sizeof(fubar[0])". see for yourself:
> > $ grep -Er "sizeof\((.*)\) ?/ ?sizeof\(\1\[0\]\)" *
>
> Indeed, there seems to be lots of potential clean-up there.
> Including duplicate macros like:
>
> ./drivers/ide/ide-cd.h:#define ARY_LEN(a) ((sizeof(a) / sizeof(a[0])))
not surprisingly, i have a script "arraysize.sh":
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#!/bin/sh
DIR=$1
# grep -Er "sizeof\((.*)\) ?/ ?sizeof\(\1\[0\]\)" ${DIR}
# grep -Erl "sizeof\((.*)\) ?/ ?sizeof\(\1\[0\]\)" ${DIR}
for f in $(grep -Erl "sizeof\((.*)\) ?/ ?sizeof\(\1\[0\]\)" ${DIR}) ; do
echo "ARRAY_SIZE()ing $f ..."
perl -pi -e "s|sizeof\((.*)\) ?/ ?sizeof\(\1\[0\]\)|ARRAY_SIZE\(\1\)|" $f
done
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anyone who's interested can run it with a single argument of the
directory to process, eg.:
$ arraysize.sh fs
$ arraysize.sh drivers
$ arraysize.sh . # entire tree, of course
it's just a first pass, but it seems to produce reasonable code.
rday
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