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From: Soumyadip Das Mahapatra <kernelhacker@visualserver.org>
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Subject: Significance Of sort() In include/linux/sort.h
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Hello everybody,
 	I dont understand what is the significance of keeping
include/linux/sort.h and lib/sort.c while i think there is
none using (#include<linux/sort.h>) it. Can anyone explaint it?

Thanks :-)