From: bbfaus@wam.umd.edu (John E. Krokes) Subject: Re: GCC w/SLS 1.0 Date: 7 May 1993 09:24:28 GMT
In article <1993May7.065437.11732@uwasa.fi> kstark@garbo.uwasa.fi (Kristian Stark) writes:
>
>Help! I just installed the SLS release (1.0) and tried to compile stuff
>with GCC. Anything simple compiles, but there are a bunch of source files
>I would like to compile, but the problem is that the include files make
>a reference to <linux/*.h> in them... Hmm.. In /usr/include/linux, I only
>have four include files, ipc.h, msg.h, sem.h, and shm.h. There are
>references to stuff like linux/ioctl and others. In vain, I attempted to
>comment out these lines, but... Yes, you are right, it won't work.
>
>So, my question, where are the include files hiding?
>
They're hiding in /usr/src/linux/include/linux. Make a link, or just copy
them. You may also have a problem with /usr/include/asm. This should contain
the files from /usr/src/linux/include/asm. I don't remember if SLS 1.0 had a
problem with that or not.
-Mag