Hello,
I've found an unfortunate bug in the "linux/timex.h" file. This file include
"sys/time.h" and this cause any program that use the adjtimex syscall to be unable to
compile (You get a lot of multiple definition error message). The only work-around,
I've
made is to comment the "#include <sys/time.h>" line and add it myself in my
(user-mode) program that use the adjtimex syscall.
However, if I comment out the include, any program that includes "linux/sched.h" won't
compile. This leads me to the conclusion that it doesn't solve the problem.
I posted it a few days ago to the linux-kernel mailing list. The people there were
unable to reproduce the problem and thus I conclude that this might due to the RTAI
patch appliance.
Any clues ?
Best regards
Laurent Kersten
Alcatel Bell Space N.V.
Berkenrodelei 33
B-2660 Hoboken.
Tel : 00-32-3-829.54.09
Fax : 00-32-3-829.57.63
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