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Re: xfs_inodeops.c will not build on Linux 2.0.33
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Subject: Re: xfs_inodeops.c will not build on Linux 2.0.33
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Stefan Görling <stefan@aladdin.se> writes:
> If i interpret the #ifdef-statements correct, they will result in 2.2.*
> kernels compiling 2.0.* code instead of making use of the 2.1-code.
No, the name of the preprocessor symbol is LINUX2_1 but it's defined
on 2.1 and above.
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE > 131238
#define LINUX2_1 1
#endif
/assar
