Hi All,
I have added 2 new files to the Linux kernel:
1) a new .h (in /usr/include/linux/myheader.h),
containing some function prototypes, and #define's.
2) a new .c (in /usr/src/linux/net/ipv4/myfile.c),
containing the definitions of those functions, and
instances of some data structures.
I compiled the kernel and rebooted using my kernel
(which has the new .h and .c files).
I have a C program which includes the new header
( #include<linux/myheader.h> ) that I wrote and
have compiled into the kernel, but for some reason my
program is not able to access the new functions I have
added and I get undefined reference error while
compiling the program.
How do I make gcc look for the new files I have
compiled into the kernel.
Thanks.
-Mahesh
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