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Subject: Re: kern/2628: code clean up of sys/sys
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Garrett Wollman wrote:

>  >> Number:         2628
>  >> Category:       kern
>  >> Synopsis:       code clean up of sys/sys
> 
>  Fair warning: these patches are likely to prove extremely
>  controversial.  BSD tradition has always deprecated nested #includes,
>  and we have worked hard in recent times to eliminate as many of them
>  as we could.
> 

that's what I was going to say..

I'll defer to Bruce on these suggestions..
he seems to be the one doing most of this stuff.