Adam K Kirchhoff wrote:
It seems to be barfing because drmBufPtr is not defined. That comes from programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/os-support/xf86drm.h. I can't see how xf86drm.h ever gets included by either r128.h or r128_dga.c. xf86drm.h gets included by xf86dri.h & r128_dri.h. There are other r128 files that included it, but they live in a different part of the tree. r128_dri.h gets included by a couple files in drivers/ati, but not by r128.h or r128_dga.c. xf86dri.h isn't included by anything relevant.I'm trying to compile the DRI from within a chrooted linux environment on FreeBSD. I've encountered a few errors that I've been able to work through (I needed to install perl, create /tmp, etc.), but this one has me stumped.When it starts to compile the ATI drivers, I begin to get this error over and over: In file included from r128_dga.c:9: r128.h:462: parse error before `R128CCEGetBuffer' r128.h:462: warning: type defaults to `int' in declaration of `R128CCEGetBuffer' r128.h:462: warning: data definition has no type or storage class make[7]: *** [r128_dga.o] Error 1 It actually manges to compile the radeon_drv.o XFree86 module, but the XFree86 DRI library (r200_dri.so) fails to build, as does the libGL.so library. This would appear to be the only actual errors from the build.
Basically, I can't see how r128_dga.c ever compiles correctly. :/
Try including xf86drm.h at the start of r128.h and see if that helps.
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