[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> some modules(i.e. hostaudio) are built from a "userspace" (needing the
> special treatment) file and a "kernel" (to be compiled as usual)
> file. How will kbuild link them together?
> I have three workarounds:
> - split the module into 2 separate ones, with the kernel o
Alle 21:21, martedì 6 gennaio 2004, hai scritto:
> > I'm posting this as reminder... however the UML naintainer said that the
> > special treatment (which remains the same) must happens for a different
> > file set, i.e. all the files below one folder.
>
> Thanks - and it was needed.
> I have shift
Alle 11:45, giovedì 25 dicembre 2003, Christoph Hellwig ha scritto:
> Please don't use shouting names..
Ok. Then user-objs; or if this could be used somewhere else, uml-user-objs.
> > The list always contains, in the arch/um subfolders, all objects whose
> > name matches %_user.o(as it has alway
On Wed, Dec 24, 2003 at 08:19:23PM +0100, BlaisorBlade wrote:
> Makefile.build change is just cosmetic(changing the shown tag; I must change
> it more to fix the filename alignment; but why don't you use a tab for
> this?). The Makefile.lib, instead, is the core change: objects listed in
> UML_U
I'm a UML(User mode linux, the arch/um folder in 2.5/2.6) developer, and I
need some support to update its build system to the 2.6 changes.
The problem is that since that port of Linux runs as a normal process and
emulates a whole box, some of its source files must be compiled against
user-spac
