fs/nfs: Add #ifdef guards around IPv4 specific code#2184
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nfsaddr2_match() is missing #ifdef guards for IPv4 specific code and is inconsistent with nfsaddr_match(). This change is probably required for INET6-only builds. Signed-off-by: Peter Ganzhorn <peter.ganzhorn@gmail.com>
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nfsaddr2_match() is missing #ifdef guards for IPv4 specific code and is inconsistent with nfsaddr_match().
This change is probably required for INET6-only builds.
TBH, I tested compilation with INET enabled and there may be other places that prevent a INET6-only build.
Still, nfsaddr_match() already uses #ifdef guards around INET-specific code, so it cannot hurt to align the two functions.