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> Personally I'd like ot see K&R type definition banished from
> all kernel files.
> but I guess it's a religious issue for some.

Personally, I write all my own code with ANSI prototypes and
definitions. While working with other people's code, I don't mind.
I guess making a decision about the what to do in future would be
useful. ANSI prototypes and definitions everywhere would probably
be good, as long as people were careful while doing the conversion.

	David.


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