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commit a960afb9aae5a5160386d80a848c21bda788331a
Author: Justus Winter <address@hidden>
Date:   Mon Sep 28 15:24:00 2015 +0200

    libmachdev: convert to trivfs dynamic classes and buckets
    
    libtrivfs contains two ways of managing more than one port class and
    bucket.  There is the old way of using a statically allocated array
    with explicit length, and the new way with dynamically allocated
    vectors.
    
    Converting all users to the new way of handling multiple classes
    and/or buckets, we can simplify the code in libtrivfs.  In many cases,
    the code will be simpler and more expressive for the user.
    
    This also fixes a mild bug.  The classes and buckets given to
    `trivfs_startup' end up in the dynamic vectors too, making the object
    lookup code use the more complicated code path.
    
    * libmachdev/trivfs_server.c: Convert to dynamic classes and buckets.

commit a29d8283c74c29d1b1ad978bd054c8171a465a98
Author: Justus Winter <address@hidden>
Date:   Mon Sep 28 15:23:31 2015 +0200

    eth-filter: convert to trivfs dynamic classes and buckets
    
    libtrivfs contains two ways of managing more than one port class and
    bucket.  There is the old way of using a statically allocated array
    with explicit length, and the new way with dynamically allocated
    vectors.
    
    Converting all users to the new way of handling multiple classes
    and/or buckets, we can simplify the code in libtrivfs.  In many cases,
    the code will be simpler and more expressive for the user.
    
    This also fixes a mild bug.  The classes and buckets given to
    `trivfs_startup' end up in the dynamic vectors too, making the object
    lookup code use the more complicated code path.
    
    * eth-filter/filter.c: Convert to dynamic classes and buckets.

commit bf2bad0a2a98ac983240c6ca8bb205f6b7e937ee
Author: Justus Winter <address@hidden>
Date:   Mon Sep 28 15:22:29 2015 +0200

    devnode: convert to trivfs dynamic classes and buckets
    
    libtrivfs contains two ways of managing more than one port class and
    bucket.  There is the old way of using a statically allocated array
    with explicit length, and the new way with dynamically allocated
    vectors.
    
    Converting all users to the new way of handling multiple classes
    and/or buckets, we can simplify the code in libtrivfs.  In many cases,
    the code will be simpler and more expressive for the user.
    
    This also fixes a mild bug.  The classes and buckets given to
    `trivfs_startup' end up in the dynamic vectors too, making the object
    lookup code use the more complicated code path.
    
    * devnode/devnode.c: Convert to dynamic classes and buckets.

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Summary of changes:
 devnode/devnode.c          |   27 +++++++++++++--------------
 eth-filter/filter.c        |   30 +++++++++++++++---------------
 libmachdev/trivfs_server.c |   29 ++++++++++++++---------------
 3 files changed, 42 insertions(+), 44 deletions(-)


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