[Peter Samuelson]
> > You are changing perfectly legal C.
[Andrea Arcangeli]
> You're right that's not kernel issue and patch can be rejected, but
> he's not really changing anything :). If changing that helps then
> it's a compiler bug.
Not a compiler bug, a source bug of assuming a C header file can be
included by a C++ program. The right solution, as always, is to make a
copy of the header (assuming you really do need it) and edit the copy
as necessary. This is a simple variation on the #ifdef __KERNEL__
issue.
Peter
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