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Linux kernel code does not have stdint or assert header files. The integer types used are included by the types.h header file. Compile time asserts are included in the build_bug.h header file.
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Linux kernel code does not have stdint or assert header files.
The integer types used are included by default in Linux and compile time asserts are included in the build_bug.h header file.