Sorry, I bungled the diffstat (forgot -p1), as pointed out by Greg and
Chris.
> 2) stick includes in the standard include/ directory. I would suggest
> include/security (if the headers are general) or
> include/security/selinux.
Even if the headers are private to the SELinux "module"? No other
kernel code uses them.
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