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From: Robert P. J. Day on 10 Mar 2010 05:50

http://www.crashcourse.ca/wiki/index.php/Kernel_cleanup_scripts

* unused CONFIG variables: variables defined in a Kconfig* file
somewhere that don't appear to be subsequently used/tested

* badref CONFIG variables: variables used/tested in kernel source
that don't appear to be defined in any Kconfig file

* badref CONFIG variables in Makefile: special case of above, for
variables strictly in Makefiles

* badref "select" directives: Kconfig select directives to
non-existent CONFIG variables

* badref linux header files: inclusions of header files of the form
<linux/whatever.h> where said file does not appear to exist.

please don't make fun of my code. it's very sensitive about that.

rday
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