Morning Dear Listers,
I am looking for the "right" solution for following problem.
I came recently across some of multicast setsockopt() calls that have their
structures defined in /usr/include/linux/ directory.
But you cannot leave without arpa/net functions such as htons() and alike.
But when you try to include these files, the comlpilation fails on
symbol redeclaration between netinet/in.h and linux/netinet.h.
The origin of the problem I understand :
kernel exports its interface to include/linux,
whils include/net , include/netinet are libc productions.
It is really strange for me that major distributions did not fix the
problem,
theer is a bug opened on this issue in uclibc.
http://lists.uclibc.org/pipermail/uclibc-cvs/2011-July/029794.html
I have solved it in a quick and dirty way ( #define NETINED_IN_H, ..)
but what is a right thing to do ?
Best Day,
Lev
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