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> So what I suggested as the real fix is to leave the internal /proc
> interfaces there even if /proc doesn't actually exist: that way, when
> somebody disables /proc in the config, everything else will still happily
> compile as if it was there, it just won't do anything.
>
> Yes, it might cause a few unnecessary functions to be compiled that aren't
> actually ever used and thus wasting a few hundred bytes of memory, but I'd
> _much_ prefer a clean kernel that doesn't have to worry about spurious
> config options all over the place.
Just #define them to empty or (<some magic constant>) then in the affected
*.h files.
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