hcd.c
Quoted 6 lines · Carlo Perassi
Hi.
I know this patch is not a clean solution but without it I got the following error
drivers/usb/core/hcd.c:131: error: parse error before '>>' token
... etc, since the initializer has ((constant >> constant) & constant) constructs. I suspect that either you're using a broken GCC or you're seeing the results of hacking <linux/version.h> in ways that break lots of additional stuff. Over the past three or four years, nobody else has reported such a problem; it's surely something in your specific build environment.
- Dave
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... etc, since the initializer has ((constant >> constant) & constant) constructs. I suspect that either you're using a broken GCC or you're seeing the results of hacking <
linux/version.h> in ways that break
Maybe the first option is true, because some days ago I was able to compile the same kernel without problem (later, updating the system and gcc I was no more able to compile it... at that time I guessed it was about a gcc problem or some more "strict" gcc checks with the new sub-release).
Thank you.
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