Re: [PATCH] KVM: Loongarch: Remove undefined a6 argument comment for kvm_hypercall

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On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 11:03 AM WangYuli <wangyuli@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi Bibo and Huacai,
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> Ah... tell me you two aren't arguing, right?
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> Both of you are working towards the same goal—making the upstream
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> code for the Loongarch architecture as clean and elegant as possible.
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> If it's just a disagreement about how to handle this small patch,
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> there's no need to make things complicated.
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> As a partner of yours and a community developer passionate about
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> Loongson CPU, I'd much rather see you two working together
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> harmoniously than complaining about each other's work. I have full
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> confidence in Bibo's judgment on the direction of KVM for Loongarch,
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> and I also believe that Huacai, as the Loongarch maintainer, has always
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> been fulfilling his responsibilities.
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> You are both excellent Linux developers. That's all.
Bibo has made lots of contributions on LoongArch/KVM, and he is more
professional than me. I hope we can collaborate well in the future.
For this patch itself, I've applied to loongarch-fixes, thanks.

Huacai

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> To be specific about the controversy caused by this particular commit,
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> I think the root cause is that the KVM documentation for Loongarch
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> hasn't been upstreamed. In my opinion, the documentation seems
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> ready to be upstreamed. If you're all busy with more important work,
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> I can take the time to submit them and provide a Chinese translation.
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> If this is feasible, it would be better to merge this commit after that.
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> Best wishes,
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> --
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> WangYuli
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