Can we take it now that gcc versions older than 2.95 can't be used for
compiling the kernel, and therefore 2.95 and newer are now officially
considered safe? In 2.4.0-test2, sched.c won't compile with 2.7.2; the
__cacheline_aligned macro causes problems.
Also, what's the official stance on what headers should be in
/usr/include/linux? The glibc 2.1.3 documentation says that
/usr/include/linux and usr/include/asm should be symlinks into the source
tree, but this hasn't been true for a long time now. Where should we get
the "new" headers from?
--Adam Sampson azz@gnu.org
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