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Each kernel object is assigned a unique 64-bit ID, which is never reused. An ID of
0 is never allocated, and
is used as a sentinel value.Constants
A kernel object ID of
0 is reserved as a sentinel value that will never point to a real kernel object. It is
used to mark things like the owner of a kernel object being the kernel itself.Statics
The next available
KernelObjectId. It is shared between all the CPUs, and so is incremented atomically.Traits
This trait should be implemented by all types that implement kernel objects, and allows common code to
be generic over all kernel objects. Kernel objects are generally handled as
Arc<T> where T is the type
implementing KernelObject, and so interior mutability should be used for data that needs to be mutable within
the kernel object.