Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like the code generated could be
reduced quite substantially in size by using a generic linked list
struct, rather than one for each option.
So instead of
struct timer_list
{
int timer_arg;
char *timer_orig;
struct timer_list * next;
};
you could simply do
struct list
{
int arg;
char *orig;
struct list *next;
}
Or is there some subtle reason I have missed for doing it this way?
By doing it this way it would remove ~1500 lines of generated code :)
Dave
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