On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 06:15, Arjan van de Ven wrote:
> you're probably better off using not-the-kernel headers for building
> glibc. eg on a RHL distro it's glibc-kernheaders package, other distros
> have different package names for these files.
In the past I would grab the headers of the kernel of which I compiled
glibc against. glibc has #ifdefs in it to turn on/off some features
based on the kernel version.
Are there plans get a sane set of kernel headers together that can be
used by userspace (at least glibc) that properly describe the features
of the current kernel, so the C library may take advantage of them?
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