irmap: scan user-provided paths in order #2236
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Make the scan use the order of paths that came from the user. Fixes: 4f2e4ab ("irmap: add --irmap-scan-path option"; 2015-09-16) Signed-off-by: Michał Mirosław <emmir@google.com>
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+ Misses 9764 9759 -5
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Make the scan use the order of paths that came from the user.
This assumes that the order actually matters and makes it easier to construct the list as to speed up inotify-using binaries.