Re: [Gumstix-users] More questions on native compiling

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On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 11:29 PM, Alex Gibson <al...@al...> wrote:
>  On 7/10/2010 3:48 PM, J. L. wrote:
>>
>>> root@overo:~# uname -a
>>> Linux overo 2.6.34 #1 Thu Oct 7 13:29:22 EST 2010 armv7l GNU/Linux
>>>
>>> root@overo:/usr/include/sys# ls
>>> acct.h      inotify.h      poll.h      signal.h     sysmacros.h    unistd.h
>>> acl.h       io.h           prctl.h     signalfd.h   termios.h      user.h
>>> bitypes.h   ioctl.h        procfs.h    socket.h     time.h         ustat.h
>>> cdefs.h     ipc.h          profil.h    socketvar.h  timeb.h        utsname.h
>>> dir.h       kd.h           ptrace.h    soundcard.h  timerfd.h      vfs.h
>>> elf.h       kdaemon.h      queue.h     stat.h       times.h        vlimit.h
>>> epoll.h     klog.h         quota.h     statfs.h     timex.h        vt.h
>>> errno.h     mman.h         raw.h       statvfs.h    ttychars.h     vtimes.h
>>> eventfd.h   mount.h        reboot.h    stropts.h    ttydefaults.h  wait.h
>>> fcntl.h     msg.h          resource.h  swap.h       types.h        xattr.h
>>> file.h      mtio.h         select.h    syscall.h    ucontext.h
>>> fsuid.h     param.h        sem.h       sysctl.h     uio.h
>>> gmon.h      pci.h          sendfile.h  sysinfo.h    ultrasound.h
>>> gmon_out.h  personality.h  shm.h       syslog.h     un.h
>>>
>>> root@overo:/usr/include/net# ls
>>> ethernet.h  if_arp.h     if_ppp.h     if_slip.h   ppp_defs.h
>>> if.h        if_packet.h  if_shaper.h  ppp-comp.h  route.h
>>> root@overo:/usr/include/net#
>>>
>>> If you have a program or example I can give it a try building it if you
>>> want ?
>>>
>>>
>>> Alex
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> The only difference is my kernel was built on the 30th of Sep but I
>> list basically the same files as you but what I listed above does not
>> show up in your listings as well.
>>
>> While yes some that it cant find are listed well 2 actually thats it.
>> The rest do not show up and this is not even a complete list of what
>> headers I have run across it not being able to find.
>> sys/bufmod.h
>> sys/dlpi.h
>> sys/dlpihdr.h
>> net/raw.h    ----- was put in place by me and cant find it
>> sys/dlpi_ext.h
>> sys/mib.h
>> sys/ndd_var.h
>> sys/sockio.h
>> net/if_var.h
>> net/if_dl.h
>> net/pfilt.h
>> net/pvar.h
>> net/radix.h
>> netinet/in_var.h
>> net/if_tun.h
>> netinet/ip_fw.h
>> linux/ip_fw.h
>> linux/ip_fwchains.h
>> linux/netfilter_ipv4/ipchains_chore.h
>> ip_compat.h
>> netinet/ip_compat.h
>> ip_fil.h
>> _do_prnt
>> vfork.h
>> asnprintf
>> strlcat
>> strlcpy
>> net/route.h  --- on system from standard build and install but cant find it
>>
>> A bunch of the headers I can find in the kernel source itself but I
>> did not have luck just copying it to the location and having it work.
>> But there is also some headers I can not even find in the kernel
>> source.
>>
>> If you like I can paste the exact things you did but would be
>> duplicated just the kernel date is the only difference. At least
>> subversion is finally building for me so step forward today.
>>
>> Thanks for your help and input so far.
>>
>
> ?? Not sure
> I have exactly the same headers as listed above  in /usr/include/net and
> /usr/include/sys   on my fedora13 box and installed on multiple gumstix.
> I am using python for most of the network programing, but most c and c++
> programs I've tried to build have built without problems.
>
> Don't have the ipchains headers on my fedora 13 box at all, same with
> most of those you list.
>
> Wouldn't you be better off putting any of your own headers or
> non-default headers in /usr/local/include ?

Not sure this is all one crazy learning experience for me. Is that the
standard way to put headers in? If so and say the 2 headers I need to
install are /net/raw.h and sys/sockio.h do I just put them both as so?
/usr/local/include/net/raw.h and /usr/local/include/sys/sockio.h   ?
would that be it? Or would I need to do more than just putting them in
the file system like that? Sorry if this is all really basic linux
questions but this is the furthest I have ever gotten into linux and
just trying to figure all this out. Thanks again for your time and
help so far.

JL

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