Hello Kernel Hackers,
Albert Cahalan writes:
> What is a plain stock compiler anyway? Certainly not gcc.
> Linux already requires a specific version of a specific
> compiler with a specific object file format. You simply
> can't write kernel code with plain stock compilers.
In my case, 'plain stock compiler' means: any compiler that can compile
the linux kernel now will still be able to compile the kernel after any
patch I write.
If you want, I could change my phrasing and say: any patch I write will
work on every compiler that already compiles the Linux kernel.
Michael Chastain
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"love without fear"