cvs commit: src/sys/cam/scsi scsi_pt.c

[Matthew Dillon]

:	Thanks! :-)
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:	This fixes build, which reported bufq_tail_insert errors.
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    Yah, those were from when I separated out sys/buf.h's inline functions
    into sys/buf2.h.

    I've gone through enough of the includes that I can see it would be
    possible to accomplish some serious cleanup of the whole #include
    dependancy tree, just by separating out inlines.  Inlines often need
    far more header context since they dereference structures, so moving 
    them into their own header files actually makes the #include dependancies
    a lot easier to deal with.

    e.g. sys/msgbuf.h is virtually stand-alone, but sys/msgbuf2.h needs
    sys/threads.h and many other includes in order for the inlines to
    compile, and only source modules which directly call the inlines need
    sys/msgbuf2.h, all the others can just use sys/msgbuf.h.

    I've also started moving towards amiga-style include dependancies, where
    an #include file will conditionally #include any other include files
    that it directly needs (e.g. due to embedded structures and things like
    that).   The idea being that then source modules only #include the
    header files that *they* directly need.

					-Matt
					Matthew Dillon 
					<dillon at xxxxxxxxxxxxx>