Re: [PATCH][2.2.2 clean] Eradicate duplicate #includes

Trevor Johnson (trevor@jpj.net)
Sun, 28 Feb 1999 05:57:50 -0500 (EST)

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> This patch removes all duplicate #includes, except the ones tainted by
> any kind of #ifdef logic, since I don't want to mess with that
> ontological argument.
> I'm unable to test this patch at the moment, but it is lovingly
> handcrafted and each duplicate #include was visually verified.
> Why do this?
> 1) Reduce line count, and therefore perceived complexity.
> (50+ #includes removed)
> 2) Compiles go a *wee* bit faster, maybe.
> 3) I'm anal.

Hi, John. Did you really do this all by hand? If not, maybe your script
could go in linux/scripts and have a "make checkanal" target.
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Trevor Johnson

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