crash override

You can tell it's repetitive and information-free, because all 200MB of it xz-compress down to... 3.7MB (1.8%). The rest of the kernel drivers tree (516M) compresses down to 67MB (13%), for comparison. So these files are 30% of the source, but only 5% of the information.

The amount of information is probably much less, because compression algorithms are good at compressing repetition, but not that good at compressing numeric patterns (e.g. incrementing numbers), which these things are full of.

This kind of horribleness is common in large companies, yet any sensible engineer would agree it is ridiculous (it serves *no purpose* to have those duplicate defs, and makes this unmaintainable without having the entire generation stack).

This is why AMD needs hundreds of engineers and a good fraction of them are probably working on drivers, while just a few skilled people can put together working open source reverse engineered GPU drivers. Corporate structures tend to create *massive* overhead and silliness.