[PATCH] Convert fs/nfsctl.c to use C99 named initiailzers

Art Haas (ahaas@airmail.net)
Tue, 11 Feb 2003 20:41:27 -0600


Hi.

The following patch converts the file to use C99 named initializers.
These change make the file compile with fewer warnings if '-W' is added
to the compile flags, and may enhance code readability. Let me know if
you think this should be sent to Linus.

Art Haas

===== fs/nfsctl.c 1.5 vs edited =====
--- 1.5/fs/nfsctl.c Sun Jan 5 17:19:30 2003
+++ edited/fs/nfsctl.c Tue Feb 11 09:38:42 2003
@@ -54,13 +54,36 @@
static struct {
char *name; int wsize; int rsize;
} map[] = {
- [NFSCTL_SVC]={".svc", sizeof(struct nfsctl_svc)},
- [NFSCTL_ADDCLIENT]={".add", sizeof(struct nfsctl_client)},
- [NFSCTL_DELCLIENT]={".del", sizeof(struct nfsctl_client)},
- [NFSCTL_EXPORT]={".export", sizeof(struct nfsctl_export)},
- [NFSCTL_UNEXPORT]={".unexport", sizeof(struct nfsctl_export)},
- [NFSCTL_GETFD]={".getfd", sizeof(struct nfsctl_fdparm), NFS_FHSIZE},
- [NFSCTL_GETFS]={".getfs", sizeof(struct nfsctl_fsparm), sizeof(struct knfsd_fh)},
+ [NFSCTL_SVC] = {
+ .name = ".svc",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_svc)
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_ADDCLIENT] = {
+ .name = ".add",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_client)
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_DELCLIENT] = {
+ .name = ".del",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_client)
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_EXPORT] = {
+ .name = ".export",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_export)
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_UNEXPORT] = {
+ .name = ".unexport",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_export)
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_GETFD] = {
+ .name = ".getfd",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_fdparm),
+ .rsize = NFS_FHSIZE
+ },
+ [NFSCTL_GETFS] = {
+ .name = ".getfs",
+ .wsize = sizeof(struct nfsctl_fsparm),
+ .rsize = sizeof(struct knfsd_fh)
+ },
};

long

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