> > "noop_data" has a reference to start point of bundles list, called
> > "writeQueue"
> > struct noop_data {
> > struct list_head readQueue;
> > struct list_head writeQueue;
> > struct bundle bun;
>
> Why are you embedding a struct bundle here?
This was my focus, too. In my previous mail, I said that this is
wrong.
But I think that there is another problem here as well: Amirali wants
writeQueue to be the "start point of bundles list", but it won't.
writeQueue is just a linked list (LL) of nodes of type 'struct
noop_data'. (I am hoping that you, Jonathan, have more experience with
this than me. What do you think?)
Looking at the definition of list_head, it is just a pair of next-prev
pointers. As such, 'head' is a misnomer. (I don't usually barge-in,
criticizing, so don't bite my head off, please!)
I need to dig a bit more into this.
later,
ali
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