On Fri, 2015-05-22 at 15:12 +, Simmons, James A. wrote:
> >> typedef struct lnet_peer {
> >> - struct list_headlp_hashlist; /* chain on peer hash */
> >> - struct list_headlp_txq;/* messages blocking for tx
> >> credits */
> >> - struct list_headlp_rtrq
>> typedef struct lnet_peer {
>> -struct list_headlp_hashlist; /* chain on peer hash */
>> -struct list_headlp_txq;/* messages blocking for tx
>> credits */
>> -struct list_headlp_rtrq; /* messages blocking for
>> router credits */
>
This patch seems fine but it would also be better if it were broken up
into easy to review patches.
[patch 1] delete LNET_USE_LIB_FREELIST code
This is theortetically what this patch does except it does tons
of other things as well.
Patches which delete whole functions, #defines o
From: James Simmons
Currently the lnet headers used for user land applications
contain various kernel definations. This is due to the
fact libcfs contains kernel wrappers for user land which
will be going away. This patch sorted the header data
so all kernel containing structures are moved out of
