Hi all, I intend to send a patch to the kernel, and my question is about preceding a method with (void). In several OpenSource UserSpace projects, I encountered usage of preceding a method invocation with (void). For example: (void) myFunc(param1); I did not encounter such cases in the kernel code that I read, thus far. On the other hand, I did not saw in the kernel coding style doc anything which prohibits such usage. If I remember, using (void) before the method name is a way to tell explicitly that this method does not return any value, but I am not sure as for the exact reasons it is used (in userspace). My question is: Will sending a patch to the kernel with code with (void) preceding method calls make sense ? or should I avoid it in the first place (again, I did not saw such a pattern in the kernel) Regards, Kevin