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Extending the Kernel with Built-in Kernel Headers

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Linux Journal; By Joel Fernandes 		Mail this story
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Linux kernel headers are the unstable, constantly-changing, internal API of the kernel. This includes internal kernel structures (for example, task_struct) as well as helper macros and functions. Unlike the UAPI headers used to build userspace programs that are stable and backward-compatible, the internal kernel headers can change at any time and any release.

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