Hi again,
Looking at more of the implicit declarations of functions (and there are a
ton). The question now is, where to declare them and/or put the header
files. printf.h was a little bit of a special case because it didn't exist.
But, take, for example, panic(). It is instantiated in debug.c but used in
a ton of .c files. There is a kern/debug.h but it's not even included in
many of the files utilizing panic(). Same goes for copyin, copyout, splx,
and many, many more.
Samuel, Thomas, and I were discussing it breifly on IRC and thought maybe
moving the header files to include/ and changing the source files might make
sense. In this case, I would move kern/debug.h, add a declaration for
panic(), and move the file to include/debug.h and change all the #includes?
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Barry deFreese (aka bddebian)
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