was perusing the UAPI content in the kernel source, prepping for a
course i'm teaching tomorrow, and just noticed there is a header file:
$ find . -name mtd-user.h
./include/uapi/mtd/mtd-user.h
$
which appears to be *entirely* unreferenced in the entire kernel code
base (outside of the Kbuild file that refers to it):
$ grep -r 'mtd-user.h' *
include/uapi/mtd/Kbuild:header-y += mtd-user.h
$
does this make any sense? am i missing something here? i would have
thought that if a header file includes content that is wholly used
exclusively in user space, it would be part of a package like
"mtd-devel", or something like that.
is this just for convenience to keep all the mtd stuff in the same
place?
rday
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