> Another question is that by inspecting the NULL checker's result, I
> found that *_do_scsi is always used in the following way "SRpnt =
> *_do_scsi(SRPnt, ...)" no matther SRPnt is NULL or not. If SRpnt is not
> NULL, why don't just use
> *_do_scsi(SRPnt, ...);
> The same thing happens to init_etherdev.
WRT init_etherdev, that's the intended effect, because it's 'dev' arg
might indeed by NULL.
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