Adding new files to netinet

2001-07-18 Thread Marcelo Carvalho


Hi,

I'm currently trying to modify some files and add others in the
/usr/src/sys/netinet directory. I'm following the procedures of kernel
compilation but, apparently, the files I've added don't seem to have
compiled. How do I know that they have been compiled successfuly and what
else should I do apart from the sequence "config/make depend/make/make
install/reboot"?

Do I have to change any specific makefile? Where? 

I'm new to all this stuff. I would really appreciate if someone
could give me some guidance here.

Thanks,

--
Marcelo



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porting BSD to Freebsd

2001-07-20 Thread Marcelo Carvalho

Hi,

In BSD, the /sys/malloc.h file has a list of
definitions of "types of memory to be allocated" that
doesn't appear in the corresponding file in Freebsd. 

Does anybody know where can I find the corresponding
information in FreeBSD? Are they defined as well?

Thanks.

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Re: porting BSD to Freebsd

2001-07-20 Thread Marcelo Carvalho


--- Kris Kennaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> You'll have to include more information about what
> you're trying to
> do.
> 
> Kris
> 

   Thanks Kris. I'll try to be more specific:

   Currently, I'm porting a /sys/sys/malloc.h from BSD
to FreeBSD. It turns out that the file I'm working on 
has some "types of memory" added to the original list
that I've mentioned before ("types of memory"). 

   I got an e-mail telling me that these definitions
are now done through the MACRO_DEFINE file (in
freebsd). However, I found out that not all
definitions are there. They are now scattered in other
files (as the guy also suggested me to find out). My
problem is, since this is a NEW definition of type of
memory, I need to know where I should include it
appropriately. 

   I have a very weak knowledge in kernel programming.
I'm kind of lost now. It is supposed to be just two
lines of definitions, but in which file now? Maybe I
still didn't get the idea of how the macros work...

   I hope I was more clear now. I would really
appreciate if some of you could give me some help on
this thing.

Thanks,
Marcelo.


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