Searched refs:NCL_LIST_DIRTY (Results 1 – 2 of 2) sorted by relevance
408 if (ncl->ncl_flags & NCL_LIST_DIRTY) { in sdev_ncache_write_complete()410 ncl->ncl_flags &= ~NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_ncache_write_complete()483 (NCL_LIST_DIRTY | NCL_LIST_WENABLE | NCL_LIST_WRITING)) == in sdev_nc_flush_updates()484 (NCL_LIST_DIRTY | NCL_LIST_WENABLE))) { in sdev_nc_flush_updates()485 ncl->ncl_flags &= ~NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_nc_flush_updates()534 ncl->ncl_flags |= NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_state_boot_complete()542 ncl->ncl_flags |= NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_state_boot_complete()688 ncl->ncl_flags |= NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_lookup_filter()802 ncl->ncl_flags |= NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_nc_insertnode()869 ncl->ncl_flags |= NCL_LIST_DIRTY; in sdev_nc_path_exists()[all …]
405 #define NCL_LIST_DIRTY 0x01 /* needs to be flushed */ macro