> __u32 x;
> addrstr_ipv4_t adr;
>
> printk ("%s", ipv4_ntoa(adr, x));
>
> Saves a few lines and is more readable.
Yes, but especially when using opaque types, make it clear that "adr"
is an output parameter:
> printk ("%s", ipv4_ntoa(&adr, x));
^
Olaf
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