On Sunday 28 August 2005 12:30, Adam Forsyth wrote:
> I had this same problem. stringify.h was in my kernel header / devel /
> build / whatever directories, but not /usr/include/linux/. Copying it
> over worked fine. Since this is not a kernel module, this is the
> correct behavior is it not? It shouldn't be looking in the kernel
> source for headers?
I included the ivtv-version.h header to be able to show against which driver
version ivtvctl was compiled. ivtv-version.h used stringify.h and I was not
aware that it wasn't installed in include/linux for everybody. I've removed
the include and copied the stringify defines directly into ivtvctl.h. That
should do it.
Hans
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