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SubjectRe: linux headers and C++
On  5 Jul, Jamie Lokier wrote:
+-----
| But why disallow a third-party kernel-space application from using C++
| if they want to? We're not talking about the kernel, we're talking
| about third-party code that will never be part of the kernel.
+--->8

It it's in kernel-space, how is it not part of the kernel? (License
issues aside; they aren't relevant to the discussion.)

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