Remove comments like
 /* foo(bar); */
and
 /* foo->bar = baz; */
and
 /* foo = bar->baz; */

This doesn't get rid of all dead code. As usual the result was visually
checked for false positives to ensure that no accidental content
removals occurred.

his merge is necessary,

(cherry picked from commit 3e916da0)

(cherry picked from commit 19e2c765)

(cherry picked from commit 2c06691d)

(cherry picked from commit 4380d741)

- move it to the cleanup directory
- let it build the bundled ccmtcnvt utility
- organise related steps into sections

Fedora doesn't ship the 'liwc' package (that provides ccmtcnvt) or its
'publib' dependency. This adds a modified, stand-alone version of ccmtcnvt.

- move it to the cleanup directory
- let it build the bundled ccmtcnvt utility
- organise related steps into sections

Fedora doesn't ship the 'liwc' package (that provides ccmtcnvt) or its
'publib' dependency. This adds a modified, stand-alone version of ccmtcnvt.

- convert C++ comments to C comments
- cleanup trailing whitespace
- reformat code to Linux kernel code style

This driver was downloaded from:
http://www.tehutinetworks.net/?t=drivers&L1=8&L2=12&L3=26&L4=0&L5=0&L6=0&L7=0&f=tn40xx-0.3.6.14.3.NOMV.tgz

The source code was extracted. It has not been modified.

- convert C++ comments to C comments
- cleanup trailing whitespace
- reformat code to Linux kernel code style

This driver was downloaded from:
http://www.tehutinetworks.net/?t=drivers&L1=8&L2=12&L3=26&L4=0&L5=0&L6=0&L7=0&f=tn40xx-0.3.6.14.3.NOMV.tgz

The source code was extracted. It has not been modified.

The code style for this driver does not conform to upstream Linux kernel
style expectations. Having this driver included in mainline Linux
kernels is really desirable, so this commit adds a script to reformat
the code, as a starting point to prepare the code for the merging
process.

The intention is that the script will be extended and used on future
vendor code drops to convert to something that's closer to mergeable.

Secondly, any patches should not be applied directly on top of the
vendor code, but on top of the Linux code style, so that said patches
can also be applied to future vendor code drops, even after the vendor
has made large formatting changes.