Hmm.../usr/include/asm and linux are directories, not symlinks. How can I ensure that the app will be compiled correctly?
Michael, I don't think there is such a thing. Neale's cpint program is pretty much a standalone thing that simply uses existing kernel facilities. It doesn't make any changes to the kernel itself. What you're experiencing sounds like you have multiple versions of the kernel source on your machine, and most likely the symbolic links /usr/include/asm and /usr/include/linux are pointing to the 2.4.9 version, and not the 2.4.17 version. Mark Post
