On Sunday 21 July 2002 23:00, Mark Spencer wrote:
> > See the other poster's comment about providing a clear separation of
> > kernel and userspace components in your source tree. It just makes it
> > easier to get oriented.
>
> *nods* Actually the kernel and user packages are in different projects
> (zaptel is the kernel level interface, with only a couple of user tools
> for its configuration, while zapata is the library interface). Perhaps
> some people might want to contact me off-list to suggest cleaner ways of
> organizing the code.
I'll stay on-list just in case, it's better to have feedback.
I think you want to take everything that belongs in the kernel and put it
under a subdirectory, say, "kernel", and lay it out exactly as it would be if
your patch were accepted into linus's tree. That is, the headers go in
kernel/include/linux, the modules in kernel/drivers/asterisk/whichever.
It nests your tree more deeply, but it's going to end up like that anyway
(you hope) so it might as well be that way now.
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