Note that the Linux kernel handed over responsibility for most of the
socket constants to glibc some time ago. Someone had updated our
external/kernel-headers file but not regenerated the bionic headers,
so this change copies the missing stuff from the old bionic <linux/socket.h>
into <sys/socket.h>. This is what glibc does.
I've hacked a few of the other files to #include <sys/socket.h> for
backward compatibility, but even so this requires numerous other
changes to switch people over from direct inclusion of <linux/...> headers.
Change-Id: I0e4af64e631d3cef911a31d90f2f806e058278a0
gensyscalls.py run from external/kernel-headers at commit
efab8f3e49f7f36ef0354b0996ecd5f3fa031e52
Change-Id: I959b64280e184655ef8c713aa79f9e23cb1f7df4
This reverts commit 94a85f6636
There is a smoke test failure for Prime but Crespo/Stingray are fine. Will revert the change for now until further investigation is made.
The x86 asm headers define __u64 regardless of __STRICT_ANSI__.
The linux/videodev2.h header requires __u64 to be defined, thus
this fixes compiling with -std=c99 when including the
linux/videodev2.h header.
In glibc, the asm/types.h header defines __u64 regardless of
__STRICT_ANSI__.
This is the change for the generated arch-arm/asm/types.h
header, as produced by the update_all.py script (without all
the other unrelated changes that the script produces).
FWIW, the same issue also is present in
arch-sh/asm/types.h, but there are no source headers for
arch-sh in external/kernel-headers (and regenerating the
headers simply removes that file).
Change-Id: If05fcc9ed6ff5943602be121c7be140116e361fe
This patch moves the definition of struct user_vfp from <asm/ptrace.h>
to <asm/user.h> for the ARM platform, in order to match the original
kernel headers.
See patches 94519 and 94520 for a description of the problem and a
fix for debuggerd that uses the structure.
This prevented us from properly re-running the kernel headers cleanup
scripts.
Change-Id: I43718a59ae49b9d89fc2d1c8affb65973fb2919c
If compiling userland code with -std=c99, the current header produces an
error. The content of this header originally is a kernel internal header,
where asm() is acceptable. In a header visible to userland, this should be
__asm__ instead.
Change-Id: I4d3188dd96f7836148ca89f5053d0389dd459d6e
