Hi Rusty,

On 08/03/13 00:03, Rusty Russell wrote:

James Hogan [off-list ref] writes:

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Also the definition of SYMBOL_PREFIX in <linux/kernel.h> is removed as
it conflicts, isn't used anywhere, and is defined as a string so differs
from the assembly definition.

So now, if CONFIG_SYMBOL_PREFIX, SYMBOL_PREFIX is defined on the cmdline
as a string.  Otherwise it's empty (not the empty string?):

No, SYMBOL_PREFIX is now defined as a non-string, same as asm files, but
the now unused definition in linux/kernel.h did define it as a string as
it used CONFIG_SYMBOL_PREFIX which is a string. When I said "and is
defined as a string" I was referring to the one in linux/kernel.h that
this removes.

Does that make sense? It's all a bit messy unfortunately (hence RFC).

Cheers
James