>
> The include is so it will grab my system copy of the
Oops that should have been
I see you tweaked on the source a bit. Yeah this was not present in
the stuff I was working with.
It compiles fine now. Thanks.
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> Do cvs update. The path is still hardcoded.
>
> > Both the #include statements in the .c files and the path to the
> > library had to be changed.
>
> Why did you have to change the #include statements?!?
The include is so it will grab my system copy of the
headers.. I can't update the system
* Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050118 17:40]:
> > > It is used because it is in FC2. I believe it is in recent SuSe too.
> > > I think it is requred for x86_64.
> >
> > I changed it to be configurable in the Makefile. Just enter your libpci
> > version there and it will compile. Unfortunate
> > It is used because it is in FC2. I believe it is in recent SuSe too.
> > I think it is requred for x86_64.
>
> I changed it to be configurable in the Makefile. Just enter your libpci
> version there and it will compile. Unfortunately there is no simple way
I didn't see that in V2 makefile I
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050118 02:06]:
> > What was the a reason you had to move to the alpha version for the
> > userspace program in V2? Seems like a lot of trouble for not much
> > real gain.
> >
>
> It is used because it is in FC2. I believe it is in recent SuSe too.
> I thin
>> the new pcilib have a PCI domain parameter in additional
>> to the BUS:DEV:FN. I think you are using old pcilib, just
>> removed the 0x00 parameter.
>
> When you say "new" pcilib you are talking the _alpha_ pcilib 2.1.99.
> The latest stable version does not have this domain parameter.
>
> The 2
> the new pcilib have a PCI domain parameter in additional
> to the BUS:DEV:FN. I think you are using old pcilib, just
> removed the 0x00 parameter.
When you say "new" pcilib you are talking the _alpha_ pcilib 2.1.99.
The latest stable version does not have this domain parameter.
The 2.1.99 alph
On Sat, 2005-01-15 at 17:17, Richard Smith wrote:
> I'm trying to compile the userspace standalone version of testbios
> and I'm getting errors in all of the pciReadByte, Word and Long
> functions.
>
> 'too many arguments to function pci_get_dev'
>
> Anyone else have this issue?
>
> V1 testbi
I'm trying to compile the userspace standalone version of testbios
and I'm getting errors in all of the pciReadByte, Word and Long
functions.
'too many arguments to function pci_get_dev'
Anyone else have this issue?
V1 testbios on the same machine compiles fine.
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