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A error in include/errno.h? #856
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No, it is not redundant
So the too definitions are not related and it is correct to specify both.
This is also correct. When we are build internal components of the OS then Code that is not part of the internal OS components must use the indirect method by accessing the fake variable So it all looks correct to me and all makes good sense. |
Thank you for your detailed reply. I need some time to understand. As an electronic engineer, I am not familiar with complex kernel compilation. Thank you again for your reply. |
@yanyunyouyou I will close this issue since @patacongo already gave a detailed explanation. |
This logic seems to be wrong,(&& !defined(KERNEL))seems redundant.
This error looks like copying a line of code, changing it, but forgetting to delete the extra parts.
To be honest, I often make this kind of mistakes.
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