On Sat, Jul 22, 2006 at 06:04:04PM -0700, Om. wrote:
> Hi,
> By adding V=1 incommand line, I could see the flags passed to gcc
> (CFLAGS) while compiling my module. Now I want to add -E to the CFLAGS
> and see the preprocessed output. How can I do this?
You could run the command you see with V=1 manually.
You can also alter the command manually and run it then.
> The reason why I need the preprocessed output is to check whether the
> macro do_div() expands correctly. I tried to use __div64_32() and
> module complains undefined symbol. I checked /proc/kallsyms and could
> not find it. At the same time, do_div() calls this function
> internally. So I am curious about the expansion of do_div() macro.
I doubt that's the problem.
Does it help to change the lib-y in the fifth line of lib/Makefile to an
obj-y?
> Regards,
> Om.
cu
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