Lennart Augustsson <lennart@augustsson.net> writes:

> I think what Chris is saying, and I agree totally, is that we should
> not have a solution that works 99% of the time, we should do it "The
> Right Way" (tm).  That's what NetBSD is about. :) (Even if we don't
> always manage to follow it).  Avoid the 99% solutions.  That way
> lies Linux :)

Generally I would agree too, but you can't always follow that rule. My
experience is that the hardware itself is seldom more than 99%
accurate (often much less), and writing software for it is more
plumbing than science.

Having said that, I agree that the changed match code is better than
the previous one (you just had to remember that you could do it that
way first :-).

/Johan