Gerrit Huizenga wrote:
On Sat, 17 Sep 2005 21:22:44 +1000, "ibm-main" wrote:
From: "Shailabh Nagar"
Here's a set of patches that implements rcfs using configfs. It reduces
the
rcfs codebase by over 1200 lines (62%). Equally important, the new code is
much easier to maintain.
Given that this breaks the ce's, should patch sets like this even be
released against the ckrm-stable tree ???.
I expect in time that the CE's will be re-released against this set of
core changes as well - especially the code that moves most of the CE
to user level. So, you are peeking in on some very early development
here and your experiences are very useful to share. For instance, I
don't think we'll be making the cutover to declaring the f series as
stable and complete for a while - it might be a month or two to shake
things like this out.
I'm more than happy to test updates like this against the development tree
(f0 currently), but I have my doubts that this is a valid update against
"stable" (FSVO stable). This is going to confuse the hell out of any new
people coming across the project - I had the devils' own job trying to work
out what patches I should be applying, and what to avoid when I joined the
list.
Yeah - for that we apologize - I think as you joined, there were a lot
of ideas for simplification brewing and they've been pulled out sor of
suddenly. So, we are feeling our way through what the f series will
be, while at the same time trying to keep the e series stable for those
who want to understand the basic functionality of CKRM.
Sorry about the confusion caused by posting the rcfs-based-on-configfs
patches against the stable tree instead of the development tree as it
should have been.
As mentioned in the note accompanying the patch release, the only reason
for doing so was to give a flavor of the kind of reduction that can be
seen and as an example of the ease of handling multiple classtypes
(which won't be there in the f tree).
I hope to post the "real" one against the f tree soon.
-- Shailabh
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