In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jochen.Kaiser@rr
ze.uni-erlangen.de writes:
>hi ,
>
>i am trying to play with some statistics on ip protocols. I'd like
>to implement a syscall for some funcions and I wonder why
>
>sh sr/src/sys/kern/makesyscalls.sh syscalls.master
>
>updates files in /usr/src/sys/kern/ but not the ones in
>/usr/include/sys/
Because the kernel source tree you're playing with may be inappropriate
for the machine you're building your kernel on. For example, my current
employer sells black (metaphorically - in reality, they're more of a
dark blue or purple) boxes which run older versions of FreeBSD than
developers have on their desktop.
>Any help, including stuff I should read is very appreciated.
make install under /usr/src/sys/include will put the headers in
the right place.
make followed by make install under /usr/src/lib/libc will get
you a library with the trivial wrapper functions that make the
actual system calls.
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