On Sun, 3 Aug 2003, Spider wrote: > begin quote > On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 10:59:41 +0100 (WEST) > > > > > those who already know more than half of it. And what does the > > expression "the headers from the kernel that glibc was built against" > > It means that glibc needs a -static- set of headers that -do not change- > in the life of glibc. > > They live a life outside the kernels, and nothing that uses a kernel > should care about it. Some network tools care for them to get ICMP > codes and so on, and that is all well and good. > > the headers may become updated when theres a major update of glibc. > > If you decide that "latest is greatest" go, hack up your headers. Then > go recursively rebuild glibc and everything that you find breaking. >
I wouldn't dream of doing that! So, "a)" is the answer to my question. Right? -- Jorge Almeida -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list