> There is a lot of duplicated code among the 32 compatibility layers in our
> 64 bit architectures. I am proposing to considate this as much as
> possible. To that end, I first need to tidy up the relevant header files
> and make them as common as possible. Discussions with Dave Miller, Andi
> Kleen, and Anton Blanchard has led to the creation of compat32.h to
> contain all the 32 compatibility data types.
>
> This patch merely adds include/asm-generic/compat32.h which is the header
> information that is common to all the 32 bit compatibility code across all
> the architectures (except parisc as I don't pretend to understand that
> :-)).
>
> I will follow this up with patches for each architecture that I can. I
I'll be happy to test anything you have on
x86-64...
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