Greg Schafer wrote: > echo '/* empty */' > linux/compiler.h Hmm... Is this really necessary? I've been running Alexander's tests (http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/lfs-dev/2006-March/056159.html) on the output of Jim's script, and right now, it looks like include/linux/byteorder/swab.h is choking on __attribute_const__, which compiler.h nicely defines to empty for us. We could remove all the __attribute_const__ strings like we do __iomem, but why duplicate all that effort?
(Of course, the removal of __iomem makes compiler.h fail to compile as well, since it defines __iomem to nothing. But removing the __iomem string just makes that line become "#define ", which gcc chokes on. I would think that in both cases, it'd be cleaner to add an "#include <linux/compiler.h>" instead of removing the offending string on our own. Unless there's some issue with linux/compiler.h that I don't see. That's entirely possible -- I'm a fairly decent C programmer, but I don't really have a great handle on the kernel.)
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