kernelinternal
Kernelinternal refers to the set of internal interfaces, symbols, and data structures used inside an operating system kernel. It denotes code and data that are not part of the kernel’s public, externally documented API and are intended to be used only by kernel-level components. Access to kernelinternal is restricted to trusted kernel code, and user-space applications should not depend on these internals.
The scope of kernelinternal typically includes core subsystems such as memory management, task scheduling, interrupt handling,
Public versus internal interfaces are a central concept in kernel design. Public APIs are documented and considered
Maintainers emphasize careful change management for kernelinternal, as updates can introduce regressions or security risks. When