On Wed, 2017-10-04 at 00:22 +0200, Richard Sailer wrote: > net/ipv4 currently contains around 100 source files containing the > IP implementation and lots of other functionality (UDP, TCP, xfrm, etc.) > > # 1/3 > To make the networking source tree more self documenting and well > structured 1/3 moves the 30 shared TCP source files to a own > subdirectory of net/ipv4/. > > # 2/3 > A huge part of the TCP code is congestion control algorithms. > With the same goal as above, this moves the cc algos to a own > subdirectory of net/ipv4/tcp/ > > # 3/3 > Implementation of a suggestion of valdis, to have a new directory > net/ipv4v6_shared that contains all the code shared between > IPv4 and IPv6. This creates net/ipv4v6_shared and moves the > net/ipv4/tcp directory of shared TCP code there. > > While every commit depends on its previous commits, it is > also possible and sensible to only apply (1) or (1,2) , depending > on how conservative one wants to decide regarding directory > structure changes. > > [PATCH net-next 1/3] net/ipv4: Move shared tcp code to own subdirectory > [PATCH net-next 2/3] tcp: Move cc algorithms to own subdirectory > [PATCH net-next 3/3] Move shared tcp code to net/ipv4v6shared
NACK for the whole series. Simple reason : This is going to be a maintenance nightmare, for people dealing with TCP stack every day.
