[PATCH] [0/6] Some scheduler changes for sched-devel

- Various source code cleanups (no functional changes) 
- Shrink binary size by refactoring some code
- One K8 optimization that is unfortunately not measurable.
But it sounded good in theory! @)
(if you have a better scheduling latency benchmark than
lmbench3 it would be cool to try) 
- One real bug fix for a obscure problem

All against the sched-devel git tree with 
d024f67c652f7f0519d2a1906b646286abbb2e48 head.

Future wishlist: someone document all the magic numbers
in the load balancer code.

-Andi
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