Garrett D'Amore writes: > Numerous other header files documenting private APIs are provided, while > numerous others are *not*. I think the attitude that a header file that > provides only internal APIs should probably not be installed by default. > > Yes, it probably inconveniences a small set of users who use freeware > drivers that use GLDv3. But, quite frankly, those freeware drivers > should not be using GLDv3 if not integrated. > > Did you know that the GLDv3 is *different* on S10 and S11? Which one > are you using? They are not binary compatible! Heck, they aren't even > *source* compatible!
Amusingly, the mac.h from recent ONV works fine to build GLDv3 drivers on S10U4. > GLDv3 is still a work in progress. If you want a stable API, use > GLDv2. If you want to experiment because you're brave, just grab the > source. I don't think as a distribution Sun's branded Solaris Express > releases should have to try to make the latter use case particularly easy. > Are there docs someplace on how to build/install *just* the OpenSolaris kernel from an HG checkout of ONV? Drew _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
