> Your libc should provide a "sanitized" version of the kernel headers,
> which is completely separate from any kernel sources.
>
> dietlibc does this... it's completely independent of kernel header changes.
>
> RedHat will be doing this with glibc in the future.
We already do. Red Hat shipped since about 7.0 has a seperate set of
kernel based headers that glibc uses for its own internal use, and the set
in the kernel sources.
Alan
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