klist_add_behind(9)

💖 klist_add_behind — the "squeeze in right after this one" move 🎀

okay so bestie, you're looking at klist_add_behind from the Kernel API Manual (that's section 9, the kernel-functions section, iykyk ✨). lowercase klist, not to be confused with the other one, we don't talk about the other one 💅

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✨ NAME ✨

klist_add_behind — Init a klist_node and add it after an existing node 🦋

like, you hand it a brand-new node, it gets all initialized and cute, and then it gets slid into the list right behind a node you already picked. no cap, that's the whole vibe 🌸

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🌈 SYNOPSIS 🌈

void klist_add_behind (struct klist_node *n , struct klist_node *pos );

returns nothing (void), takes two node pointers, does exactly what it says on the tin. iconic behavior honestly 👑

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🫶 ARGUMENTS 🫶

• n — the node we're adding 💖 like, the new main character we're introducing to the group chat.
• pos — the node to put n after. so n ends up directly behind pos. that's the whole assignment. that's the dynamic. 🎯

bestie pls note: pos is literally the position marker here — n goes after it. if you mix up which one is which, that's on you, not me 🙈

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🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

all the siblings in the klist cinematic universe, plus the source file that runs the whole thing:

• Kernel file ./lib/klist.c
• klist_init(9)
• klist_add_head(9)
• klist_add_tail(9)
• klist_add_before(9)
• klist_del(9)
• klist_remove(9)
• klist_node_attached(9)
• klist_iter_init_node(9)
• klist_iter_init(9)
• klist_iter_exit(9)
• klist_prev(9)
• klist_next(9)

like yes that's a lot of cross-references but that's the friend group and they all show up together, periodt 💀✨

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and that's the page!! mwah 💋 this one lives in ./lib and it's dated October 2026, so like… future vibes but the kernel is timeless bestie 🌟 go forth and insert nodes responsibly 🧚💜