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Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 17:38:46 -0700
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Subject: Re: [PATCH] Second round of ioctl cleanups
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Matthew Wilcox wrote :
> - remove the WIRELESS_EXT conditional; always compiling this in costs
>   almost nothing.

	Different people have different opinions about what "almost"
mean (see flame fest about embedeed Linux), so beware ;-)
	The bulk of the stuff that is enabled by WIRELESS_EXT is in
core/wireless.c and core/dev.c. I would find illogical that some part
of the Wireless Extension code are always in (your patch) and some
conditional (core/wireless.c). But it probably doesn't matter...
	Have fun...

	Jean


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