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Patches are gladly accepted for bti code, please send them to |
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greg@kroah.com, or you can use github to send a pull request. |
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The code tree for smubatch is located at: |
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http://github.com/gregkh/bti |
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and can be cloned using git from: |
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git://github.com/gregkh/bti.git |
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If you have never used git before, there are some useful tutorials on |
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the github.com web site to help you through the learning process. |
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I am trying to follow the Linux kernel coding style with the code |
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whereever possible. This style is documented in the Linux kernel source |
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tree in the file Documentation/CodingStyle. Included in the bti code |
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tree is a script called checkpatch.pl that can automatically check if |
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your changes are compliant with the guidelines. |
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To test this, using git, generate a patch: |
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git diff > my_patch |
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Then run checkpatch.pl against this patch: |
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./scripts/checkpatch.pl --no-tree my_patch |
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Please run your modifications through valgrind if possible. It is safe |
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to ignore the valgrind errors in the curl and ssl libraries, we can't do |
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anything about those at this time. |