[En-Nut-Discussion] nutconf on linux

[Matthias Ringwald]

hi dan, harald

sys/types_orig.h comes from the unix emulation

in the older ./configure it was created when you did choose unix as a 
platform

as a quick fix: sys/types_orig should look like

#include "/usr/include/sys/types.h"

that's it. As there is a nut/os sys/types.h I needed a way to get the 
native sys/types.h which I using
this stub file.

I don't know how this has to be handled in the nutconf. maybe nutconf 
could create it and make clean shouldn't delete it?

besides sys/types_orig.h there are other which a are similar: 
fnctl_orig.h and stdio_orig.h in case this pops up as a problem.

another point: this file should never be included if compiling for 
atmel target...

matthias

On 27.11.2004, at 05:11, Dan Morphis wrote:

> I'm trying to use the ethernut stuff under linux (Fedora Core 2, 
> default kernel 2.6.5-1.358)
>
>
> Long story short, after spending 2 days getting lua to work; I've 
> finally gotten nutconf to work.  I went through the steps and set 
> things up.  However, the build fails.  So, I went to the command line 
> and typed make clean, and all was cleaned.  Next I typed make and I 
> got an error saying sys/types_orig.h doesn't exist.  What/how is this 
> file created?
>
> Thanks,
> dan
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