Re: Improving the performance of system boot by eliding unused rc.d scripts and caching the result

    Date:        Wed, 19 Aug 2026 23:27:14 -0700
    From:        Jason Thorpe <[email protected]>
    Message-ID:  <[email protected]>

  | Feedback incorporated:
  |
  |     https://www.netbsd.org/~thorpej/rcorder-cache-diff-v4.txt

I see nothing to seriously complain about in that version.   There
is one line that ends
		.... && \
where the \ isn't needed (harms nothing either) - in general any sh
command that ends with an operator which implies the command cannot
possibly end here will just continue reading until there is a place
the command could end (not necessarily where intended, \ is needed when
the command could end at some point, but there is more to come).  There
are also a few places where the syntax doesn't permit a \n, so if one is
needed a \ before it is required, to make the \n vanish as far as the parser
is concerned, one example is between a redirection operator and the word
which follows (the file name or whatever).

&& (or || or | ) cannot possibly be the end, so if one of those ends a
command line, no \ is needed to hide the following \n.   (There are more
cases, but most of those are so obvious that no-one uses a \ anyway.)

(There was at least one other line that ended with \ only to have &&
as the first token on the next line - the \ is needed for that, but
wouldn't be if the && were moved to the previous line, that one was
like that in the original, pre-changes, as well).

These are minor (irrelevant) nits though.

kre