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Old 02-09-2009   #1 (permalink)
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LIST_HEAD problem
Hi, all:

Can anyone explain the line below (in .h file)? Thank you very much.
LIST_HEAD(a, b) c;
Does a and b means 2 instance? What does c stand for?


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try reading kernel/linux2.x.x/incude/linux/list.h
also i didn't get ur question... so could u elaborate more??
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Thank you raj. I find a new definition of LIST_HEAD in other part of the project.
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