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@@ -210,12 +210,12 @@ and many more.
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Besides that Linux kernel provides following API for the manipulating of `cpumask`:
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-* for_each_cpu - iterates over every cpu in a mask;
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-* for_each_cpu_not - iterates over every cpu in a complemented mask;
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-* cpumask_clear_cpu - clears a cpu in a cpumask;
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-* cpumask_test_cpu - tests a cpu in a mask;
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-* cpumask_setall - set all cpus in a mask;
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-* cpumask_size - returns size to allocate for a 'struct cpumask' in bytes;
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+* `for_each_cpu` - iterates over every cpu in a mask;
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+* `for_each_cpu_not` - iterates over every cpu in a complemented mask;
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+* `cpumask_clear_cpu` - clears a cpu in a cpumask;
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+* `cpumask_test_cpu` - tests a cpu in a mask;
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+* `cpumask_setall` - set all cpus in a mask;
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+* `cpumask_size` - returns size to allocate for a 'struct cpumask' in bytes;
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and many many more...
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