Re: [PATCH 1/7] initdev:kernel:Asynchronously-discovered device synchronization, v6

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David VomLehn wrote:
+Some rules about correct usage:
+o	Each call to initdev_found *must* be matched by a call to
+	initdev_probe_done.

This would be useful as inline kerneldoc documentation at initdev_found().

+o	The value of initdev_mask passed to initdev_found and
+	initdev_probe_done for a given device must be identical.

And this as kerneldoc at initdev_probe_done().

What happens if the calls or the call arguments aren't balanced, e.g. due to a mistake in an error path? The kernel will hang?

(BTW, much, though possibly not all, of the "History" section of your changelog should be below the --- delimiter, and the "v6" in the subject should be within the [PATCH ...] prefix.)
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