doc/intro(9): sort module lists by module name only

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/doc/intro.9.txt b/doc/intro.9.txt
index 1f5bb26d..96b8c449 100644
--- a/doc/intro.9.txt
+++ b/doc/intro.9.txt
@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ and priority. Currently, the available scheduling policies are :
 In addition, the kernel provides many thread synchronization facilities.
 The relevant modules are :
 
+module:kern/condition::
+  Condition variable.
 module:arch/cpu::
   Architecture-specific processor interface which provides interrupt
   control functions.
-module:kern/condition::
-  Condition variable.
 module:kern/llsync::
   Lockless synchronization, similar to Linux Read-Copy Update (RCU).
 module:kern/mutex::
@@ -148,12 +148,12 @@ maximize processor utility.
 
 Here are some modules related to multiprocessor support :
 
-module:arch/mb::
-  Inter-processor memory barriers.
 module:kern/atomic::
   Inter-processor atomic operations.
 module:kern/cpumap::
   Specialized bitmaps representing processor sets.
+module:arch/mb::
+  Inter-processor memory barriers.
 module:kern/percpu::
   Per-processor data.
 module:kern/spinlock::
@@ -183,14 +183,14 @@ Preemption and interrupts are clearly decoupled so that interrupts
 can remain enabled as much as possible. Multiprocessor synchronization
 uses rigorously fair spin locks. The modules related to real-time are :
 
-module:arch/trap::
-  Interrupt and exception handling.
 module:kern/rtmutex::
   Mutual exclusion with priority inheritance.
 module:kern/spinlock::
   Inter-processor spin locks.
 module:kern/thread::
   Preemptive thread scheduling.
+module:arch/trap::
+  Interrupt and exception handling.
 module:kern/turnstile::
   Low level priority propagation capable sleep queue.