On Sun, Jun 03, 2007 at 07:59:50PM +0200, Leo Peschier wrote: > > How does one add /usr/include/linux to the spec file? > > If I am looking at this right, the include path is in the gcc spec file? > > > > I tried adding -I/usr/include/linux to the CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS for this > > package (in the script) but it did not work. > > Well, I don't think you want to include /usr/include/linux (which is the > location of the linux-libc-headers). The problem appears that stdarg.h is not > found by your preprocessor (cpp) and stdarg.h itself is part of the gcc > package. > If stdarg.h is in place and the include search path of cpp contains its > location, I would say it should work. If not, I've reached the end of my > abilities. I'am afraid. > > Leo. Much as I like to see people working these things through for themselves (and sometimes providing things that I can learn), please bear in mind that these are only *warnings* and they don't seem to indicate any real problem.
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