On Monday 24 February 2003 17:35, Nils Faerber wrote:
> Are there any ALSA modules for kernel
> 2.4.19-pxa2-hh11
> around? At least the /feeds/2.4.19/ directory does not have them. The
> old style OSS modules are there but empty and I would like to listen to
> my mp3's again ... :(
Jamey Hicks wrote:
> The latest alsa driver for the ipaq is in the alsa-driver package. You can
> get it by checking out alsa/alsa-driver from cvs.handhelds.org. There are
> binary packages available in feeds/2.4.19 and feeds/2.4.19-preempt --
> package alsa-modules-sa
The packages install OK. Compiling is a bit of a problem though. The arm
toolchain that I'm using (2.95.2) seems to define "arm" as "1" for some
reason. This interferes with the definition of a union in
include/asm/processor.h that has a member variable named "arm."
I tried using "-Uarm" in the EXTRA_CFLAGS variable, which got it to compile,
but seems to have caused some files to not be linked into the modules.
"-Darm=arm" didn't work either.
-- Mike.
p.s. Example compile:
[161]% cat xx.c
union debug_insn {
u32 arm;
u16 thumb;
};
[162]% /skiff/local/bin/cpp xx.c <-- That's the cross-compiler's cpp
# 1 "xx.c"
union debug_insn {
u32 1 ;
u16 thumb;
};
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