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vfs_vnode.c 123 * vrelel() is about to call VOP_INACTIVE().
188 /* Flags to vrelel. */
233 static void vrelel(vnode_t *, int, int);
245 * The next bit of v_usecount is a flag for vrelel(). It's set
688 vrelel(vp, 0, LK_EXCLUSIVE);
789 * after all, vrelel() can fix it all up. Most of the time this
803 vrelel(vp, 0, lktype);
834 vrelel(vp, 0, LK_EXCLUSIVE);
844 vrelel(vnode_t *vp, int flags, int lktype) function in typeref:typename:void
903 vprint("vrelel: missing VOP_CLOSE()", vp)
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vfs_vnode.c 123 * vrelel() is about to call VOP_INACTIVE().
188 /* Flags to vrelel. */
233 static void vrelel(vnode_t *, int, int);
245 * The next bit of v_usecount is a flag for vrelel(). It's set
688 vrelel(vp, 0, LK_EXCLUSIVE);
789 * after all, vrelel() can fix it all up. Most of the time this
803 vrelel(vp, 0, lktype);
834 vrelel(vp, 0, LK_EXCLUSIVE);
844 vrelel(vnode_t *vp, int flags, int lktype) function in typeref:typename:void
903 vprint("vrelel: missing VOP_CLOSE()", vp)
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