Tejun Heo wrote:
Update formatting for LLD provided error descriptions such that...
* No default () around it
* Each element is separated by <> not ,
This change makes each element responsible for putting a space after
itself instead of before - e.g. "<elem> " not ", elem". This is more
conventional and allows more flexible combination of messages.
Signed-off-by: Tejun Heo <htejun@xxxxxxxxx>
either way, it is messy.
I guarantee that programmers are not going to remember always to add a
"magic space" after certain error descriptions. It is far, far better
for the upper layer to help out a bit, and insert a space and/or comma
for the LLDD. After all, the LLDD might not be the only one printing
error messages at that time; the upper layer might also wish to do so in
the same dmesg line.
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