Hi
I think I have a compiler problem, but its when I'm compiling a module so I
thought I'd try here to start with.
I can compile my driver module OK on Redhat8.0 (gcc v3.2).
However, when I compile the same code on SuSe8.0 (gcc v2.95.3) then I get
back the following compile error message:
mymod.c:128: parse error before `)'
Line 128 is:
MSG("ENTER: mymod_open()\n");
However, if I change the line to take a parameter:
MSG("ENTER: mymod_open(%i)\n", num);
then it compiles without error.
I have defined MSG in a header file like this:
#ifdef DEBUG
#define MSG(string, args...) printk(KERN_INFO "MYMOD[%lu]: "string,
jiffies, ##args)
#else
#define MSG(string, args...)
#endif
Anyone have any ideas why I see a problem when there is no parameters, and
how I can fix it for both compiler versions ?
thanks
dom
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