Re: [SLE] gcc question...

Check how atp.c #include:s the file. If there's a line #include "atp.h" then it should be in the same directory as atp.c. If it's #include then it should be in one of the system directories, like /usr/include/ or /usr/local/include gcc -O -o atp atp.c is a thought. It depends on what it is. If it's a kernel module, there are more options. I'm surprised there weren't more detailed info. regards Anders On Tuesday 13 November 2001 17.43, Jim Hatridge wrote:

Hi all...

Ok, I admit it I'm totally lost here. <G> I d/l two files I need to get a NIC to work. But I don't know what to do now.

What I have is "atp.c" and "atp.h". The only info with it was that I had to compile it with the -O option. OK......

#1 Where should I put the "atp.h" file so that gcc can find it?

#2 What is the command to compile "atp.c"?

I'm sorry if these questions are a bit simple, but normally source comes with a bit more help. BTW, if there is anything else I should know about doing a "raw" compile, please tell me.

TIA!