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Subject: Small syntactic sugar addition to kobj
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Greetings,

I'd like to propose a small syntactic sugar coating for kobj.  I'd
like to propose:

#define KOBJMETHOD_END { NULL, NULL }

which can be used in place of the current { 0, 0 } used to end the
lists in kobj function lists.

Warner