[Devel] Re: [PATCH 1/1] Revert "[PATCH] identifier to nsproxy"
Cedric Le Goater
clg at fr.ibm.com
Mon Dec 11 13:47:26 PST 2006
> Even if the id is a sane idea nsproxy is very much the wrong place to
> put it. nsproxy is an optimization so we don't bloat task struct with
> several additional pointers, and it keeps fork times under control because
> in the normal case we only have a single increment instead of several.
yes and so ?
> I'm not fully convinced it isn't a pessimization because it adds an
> extra indirection. It is fully inappropriate to export that to user
> space.
this is not exported to user space yet.
> Now I don't mind a little experimentation but not in the stable kernel
> when several people disagree.
yeah, i'm not sure how to understand that "several".
> To a very large degree adding an id to struct nsproxy violates the compromise
> we came to when we agreed to add nsproxy.
compromise ... you should say eric's capitulation ;)
> I am willing to discuss this but not while it is silently being added
you're in cc:
> to the user interface and being exported to userspace in a way we have
> to support for the forseeable future. To that I strongly object.
again : this is not exported to user space yet.
> The fact that it is simply dead code for 2.6.20 is probably sufficient
> justification to revert it until we can agree.
ok. i'll keep adding it to the patchset.
thanks for your positive contribution,
C, lightly upset but will not surrender.
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