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At 10:21 11/04/2003, Riley Williams wrote:
>It would also have to handle all the cases of...
>
>         #define CMD_PRINT(x...)   printk(KERN_INFO x)
>         :
>
>         CMD_PRINT("This is some useless information");


Personally, I feel there ought to be a standard set of these macros that 
can be used. Everyone keeps reinventing the same wheel :-(

Ruth