On Sat, 2004-05-22 at 03:41, Christophe Lucas wrote: > l x (whereisit28@yahoo.com) wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I found a very stange problem related to header file > > includ. Could some one take a look and see what > > causes the problem? > > > > One C source file needs to include 2 system header > > files scsi.h and hosts.h. They both are under > > /usr/src/linux-2.4.18-14/drivers/scsi/ and hosts.h > > uses structures defined in scsi.h. > > > > To avoid using hard-coded path when including them in > > the c file, the following two lines are added to the > > Makefile: > > > > INCLUDE_PATH = -I$//usr/src/linux-`uname > > -r`/drivers/scsi > > [...] > > Everything is compiled okay. This means the path > > included in the Makefile works okay because it can > > find hosts.h. > > > > (2) If I include them like this: > > > > #include <scsi.h> > > #include <hosts.h> > > > > Compile errors show structures used by hosts.h can not > > be found, meaning scsi.h can not be found. > > > > This is strange. Why only one header file can be > > found but not the other while both of them are in the > > same directory? What can be wrong? > > I think you must include them by : > #include "scsi.h" > #include "hosts.h" > > Perhaps I make a mistake, If it is true, please correct me :-) > #include "my_header.h" == #include <my_header.h> The " " and < > are just coding conventions. > Have a good day :) You too Dave -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
