__devinit, __meminit, __cpuinit, etc.

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  looking briefly at the definitions of those macros in
include/linux/init.h, as i read it, those variations of __init and
__initdata will translate to __init and __initdata only if the
corresponding feature has *not* been configured for hotplug.  so,
mentally, i'm reading this as that you can't remove the load and
unload code for one of these features since it would still be required
on *each* hotplug and unplug event, is that a fair way to say it?
thanks.

rday

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