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		<title>sys/queue.h sucks on Linux</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was vaguely aware that the copy of sys/queue.h on Linux systems was old. However, I&#8217;d forgotten it actually lacks some important features of the modern version shipped with BSD systems. There is a very common pattern of usage with linked lists, which the Linux version of queue.h doesn&#8217;t support too easily &#8211; iterating over [...]]]></description>
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