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From: Johannes Berg <johannes@sipsolutions.net>
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Subject: [RFC 0/3] Examples for the new sparse context tracking
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Here are some patches that show how the new sparse functionality  
could be used in the kernel if merged.

As mentioned before, I have actually found three bugs in mac80211
using these patches. If you apply them and the sparse patches I have
also just posted, you can find them too :)

johannes