Hi Rich, ... > I don't think this is the right way to do it. It prevents getting > access to the kernel uapi structure (which may be wanted) if you're > not using glibc or if you include kernel headers before any libc > headers. Rather, <linux/kernel.h>, whose only real purpose is > providing this structure to legacy applications that don't know the > renamed name for it, should not be implicitly included by other > headers. There's an existing thread on the topic but I don't have the > link handy. IIRC I proposed moving the alignment macros or whatever > other useful stuff is in <linux/kernel.h> to a separate header and > getting rid of all the indirect inclusions of <linux/kernel.h>.
Thanks for a review and tip! Kind regards, Petr
