Hi all.
I am trying compile a module that contains this line:
printk("Device: %d.%d\n", inode->i_rdev >> 8, inode->i_rdev & 0xFF);
and the result is that gcc 3.2.1 says that '>>' and '&' are wrong operators for
the binary. Why?
This module is extracted from Ori Pomerantz's "Linux Kernel Module Programming
Guide" http://sdn.vlsm.org/share/LDP/lkmpg from the chapter two "Character Device
Files", the source file is named chardev.c
I think doesn't the matter, but the kernel in the machine with the problem is
2.5.49 and i'm using the module-init-tools-0.7
Thanks very much for the help, in advance.
Regards.
Jose.
Debian GNU/Linux 'Sid' Kernel 2.4.19 Ext3.
ESware Linux 365 Kernel 2.5.49 ReiserFS.
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