>> So you pretend to change the kernel or glibc to match the includes of an
>> application?
P> The application is only doing what it's supposed to do. The problem is that
P> glibc refers to a file that doesn't exist any more. I guess <sys/debugreg.h>
P> needs decoupling from the kernel headers too.
This has been done already for glibc 2.1 and I've asked Ulrich Drepper
to include that patch for glibc 2.0.7-final also.
Let's close this discussion which is offtopic to linux-kernel - or
continue it on glibc lists (see Reply-To!).
Andreas
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