On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 08:29:53PM +0100, Wilken Gottwalt wrote: > On Mon, 26 Oct 2020 11:41:51 -0700 > Guenter Roeck <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I have to admit that it is quite new for me as well, but I find it convenient. > > And it is kind of odd tht it needs three dots (and it may need spaces before > > and after the '...'). > > Well, the spaces make sense. Without it the syntax would conflict with the > the float formats ".1" and "1.". Though I looked up at least 5 different > c/c++ references and it wasn't mentioned in any of them. I often use this > three dot syntax in c++ variadic template functions, but this is a bit > different. I wonder if this is gcc specific. > Unlikely, because it is usd in various places and the kernel compiles with clang. > Is it okay if I switch my email address in the next version of the patch? > I mean, is there a best practice for this case? My secure email provider > insists on encrypted smtp transport and caches the most secure cipher > encountered and the TLS options for vger.kernel.org changed 20+ hours ago. > Since then not a single mail sent to vger arrived. You may have noticed it. > Looks like I have to learn LKML submitting the most hard way. :-D > Ah, that explains why v2 of your patch did not make it into patchwork. No problem if you change the e-mail address, as long as you keep your name. Guenter
