[2.1.90-pre3] kernel/kmod.c: someone screwed up

Dominik Kubla (kubla@sundiver.zdv.uni-mainz.de)
Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:27:17 +0100

Well as the subject says: someone screwed up, either the implementation
of kernel/kmod.c or include/asm-alpha/unistd.h.

kernel/kmod.c is using the syscall1 CPP macro on line 12, however the ALPHA
version of asm/unistd.h is explicitly guarding against their use in the
kernel context (at least to my understanding). Therefore kernel/kmod.c
will fail to compile because line 12 is neither a function declaration nor
will CPP insert a valid code block for it.

Any ideas how to resolve that?

Dominik Kubla
The FreeLinux Project (see http://www.freelinux.org/)

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