#Not exactly sure what pointers are here for?
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im guessing it's because most of the time you want to modify them directly and not modify a copy
wouldn't that be the same for children?
children is a list
its struct list_head children, probably a list of pointers to children
Parent is a whole other task_struct, it has to be a pointer or else you've got an impossible situation where every task_struct contains another task_struct, making task_struct infinitely large
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