Re: AUDIT=y build failure on ARM

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On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 14:49:08 +0200, Martin Michlmayr said:
> I get the build failure below with AUDIT=y on ARM.  The problem is
> that lib/audit.c includes asm-generic/audit_dir_write.h which lists a
> number of syscalls that are not defined on ARM (and some other platforms).

And somebody (I forget who) was complaining that some debugging tool was only available
on the x86/sparc/ppc families of CPUs, and didn't like Alan Cox's suggestion
that they go add it.

Given that missing an entire class of syscall (the *at flavors) on an
architecture isn't a deterrent to inclusion, Alan's response was totally
on-target....

(I'm presuming the usual reason for such missing syscalls is that nobody
has bothered trying to run software that uses a *at call on an ARM, so
nobody's bothered wiring them up and thereby increasing the kernel image
size on a platform where it's likely to be *very* important?)

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