kernel source

hello.
I've been trying to understand the source code for linux which is all
written in c.
But i am no table to figure out the header files included in that
code.
Can anyone please tell me where can i get all references to those
header files ( eg. mm.h, linux.h etc.).
I downloaded this source from http://kernel.org.
TIA

On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 22:54:01 -0700 (PDT), mu91t <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>hello.
>I've been trying to understand the source code for linux which is all
>written in c.
>But i am no table to figure out the header files included in that
>code.
>Can anyone please tell me where can i get all references to those
>header files ( eg. mm.h, linux.h etc.).
>I downloaded this source from http://kernel.org.
>TIA

It's all there in the tarball, try looking under Documentation, failing
that, 'use the source...'.

Grant.
--
http://bugsplatter.id.au/

On Aug 6, 10:54*pm, mu91t <mu...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> hello.
> I've been trying to understand the source code for linux which is all
> written in c.
> But i am no table to figure out the header files included in that
> code.
> Can anyone please tell me where can i get all references to those
> header files ( eg. mm.h, linux.h etc.).
> I downloaded this source fromhttp://kernel.org.
> TIA

They're all there. For example, 'mm.h' is in the include/linux
directory. There is 'linux.h'.

DS

mu91t <(E-Mail Removed)> writes:

>hello.
>I've been trying to understand the source code for linux which is all
>written in c.
>But i am no table to figure out the header files included in that
>code.
>Can anyone please tell me where can i get all references to those
>header files ( eg. mm.h, linux.h etc.).
>I downloaded this source from http://kernel.org.
>TIA

???? read the files. Learn C.

mu91t wrote:
> hello.
> I've been trying to understand the source code for linux which is all
> written in c.
> But i am no table to figure out the header files included in that
> code.
> Can anyone please tell me where can i get all references to those
> header files ( eg. mm.h, linux.h etc.).
> I downloaded this source from http://kernel.org.
> TIA

I can tell you where to find them. The header files are found in the directories
in the include/* part of the source code tree, or they are in the directory of
the file.

If you want to know how to interpret them - I have been a kernel developer since
2.5.15 (yes that really is a 5 in the middle), and I still do not understand
very much of those header files.

Larry

On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 06:35:03 +0000, Unruh wrote:

> Learn C.

In this case, the answer might more be "learn find".

- Andrew