Linus Torvalds writes: (Summary) and here you return with the list entry still there, pointing to
the stack that you now no longer use.
the stack that you now no longer use.
The same is true of *all* the error cases, because the only point you remove it is for the success case:
remove it is for the success case:
Guaranteed stack and list corruption.
Linus
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the stack that you now no longer use.
The same is true of *all* the error cases, because the only point you remove it is for the success case:
remove it is for the success case:
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+ hlist_del(&delayed.node); Guaranteed stack and list corruption.Guaranteed stack and list corruption.
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