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doc: Add kernel invariant detection description
Signed-off-by: Adam Chatterley <aschatterley@phys.au.dk>
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Kernel invariants are defined for every object by the ``kernel_invariants`` atttribute, which is a set containing the names of every invariant attribute of this object.
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At compile time it is possible to automatically detect attributes that are never altered in a kernel, and thus may be good candidates for inclusion into ``kernel_invariants``. This is done by specifying ``report_invariants=True`` when initializing the core device driver (in the dashboard you can do this using the "Override device arguments" option).
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