Hello,
almost two years ago, a decision has been made that raw kernel headers
are for the kernel only, and that userspace should be built against some
"sanitized" kernels. Linux-Libc-Headers
(http://ep09.pld-linux.org/~mmazur/linux-libc-headers/) were one of the
implementations of such sanitized headers, and they worked well and were
used e.g. in Linux From Scratch.
But now, the Linux-Libc-Headers project looks dead: no commits in the
SVN for the last two months, and the only changes in SVN as compared to
LLH 2.6.12.0 are addition of inotify.h, removal of some kernel-only
headers and some minor fix for non-glibc systems.
What is the recommended (non-dead) alternative implementation of such
"sanitized" headers? Where is the roadmap for this area?
--
Alexander E. Patrakov
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