Fixed problem for building ktcp #22
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Building ktcp required macro __KERNEL__, despite that ktcp is a userspace program. This causes wreak havoc because userspace and kernel space have different library support. Here the need for that macro was reduced to a mimumum and fixed 2 kernel headers
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Ktcp now builds sucessfully. The changes in the headers will prevent further problems for programs using the select syscall. |
Modifications to Makefile and a kernel header Still does not work The program is succesfully compiled. The program starts and redraws the screen. Then dies.
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This problem was reported by Derek Johansen in the mailing list.
Building ktcp required macro KERNEL, despite
that ktcp is a userspace program. This causes
wreak havoc because userspace and kernel space
have different library support.
Here the need for that macro was reduced to a minimum
and fixed 2 kernel headers