Remove stray backslash in function references #247
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I see these are generated from libbpf. Moving the PR to draft while investigating where these stray backslashes are coming from. |
Remove stray backslashes between function names and the parentheses or in pointer dereferences. These were caused by backslashes at the end of line which need special handling in helper-def-scraper. Signed-off-by: Tobias Klauser <tobias@isovalent.com>
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Adjusted the script accordinlgy. |
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Ah, thank you! That is way nicer.
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Remove stray backslashes between function names and the parentheses or in pointer dereferences.
These were caused by backslashes at the end of line which need special handling in helper-def-scraper.