Re: Crosscompiler broken ?

Dag Nygren writes:

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The  compilation of the kernel is done with a crosscompiler
on an Intel x86 system and strange things are happening:

What version of the compiler and kernel are you using?

Sorry, should of course have included that:
Compiler: 2.95.1
Kernel: 2.2.15

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printk("dentry_hashtable(0.5)(addr = 0x%lx) = 0x%lx\n", &dentry_hashtable,
dentry_hashtable);   /* DEBUG */

I couldn't reproduce this problem.  However, you might want to get into the
habit of using the correct format specifiers.  It doesn't make a difference in
this instance, but it will trip you up eventually.  Use %p to print pointers,
not %lx.

Yep, changed that later on and it really makes no difference.
The %lx comes from a time when I learned C-programming,
at that point there were no %p in printf() etc.

Also upgraded to 2.95.2. No change.

BRGDS


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