amateur query in Uniform cdrom device driver

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Hi,
I'm very newbie trying to browse the kernel source and especially the device driver code written in it. Currently I'm loking at the Uniform Cdrom Driver in .../linux/drivers/cdrom/cdrom.c I'm a bit confused about the _SIGNIFICANCE_ AND _USABILITY_ of the macro :ENSURE .

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