> Since I received exactly ZERO responses to my plea for help in making
> my network device driver a loadable module, I'm now trying to compile
> my driver into the kernel.
Go back to the module if this is for 4.x; I don't recall your original
post, sorry, but feel free to pass it back off the list.
> Now this is a common codebase for this driver, which compiles fine
> for Windows and Linux, and, as mentioned above, it compiles fine
> (stand-alone) for FreeBSD. So obviously it is syntactically-good
> C code for gcc, so why am I having all these problems? There are
> over 50,000 lines of code, so please don't tell me to go changing
> all the comments and #if lines! Any (other :) suggestions
> would be appreciated...
Oh joy. It was probably written for MSVC in that case. You're going to
have to compile as a module in order to get different compiler warning
flags; the code you're trying to build isn't really valid C and you'll
have to work around this.
Please let us look at your module problems again, and poke me
specifically about it if you're not getting answers.
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