eeh@netbsd.org writes:

	> struct device {
	> 	enum	devclass dv_class;	/* this device's classification */
			:
	> 	SLIST_HEAD(devpropslist, devprop) dv_props;
	> 	void	*dv_private;
	> };

	> int dev_delprop(struct device *dev, const char *name, int flags);
	> 
	> Remove a property from a device node.  If a NULL is supplied for the
	> name, dev_delprop(9) will remove all properties from a device node.
	> It returns 0 on success or an error value.

	Since this description impiles a property may be removed out of order,
	SLIST isn't quite appropriate.

Why isn't SLIST appropriate?  Removing properties is not a very
common operation.

Eduardo