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xen-devel
On 18 May 2005, at 14:57, Andi Kleen wrote:
Using compile time switches for 3.0 would make it unusable for
distributions who likely won't ship different binaries for
the different low level architectures and force them to do
genapic like hacks on their own. Better probably to do it right
from the beginning, it is not that hard if you take a look
at the Linux code.
I see that the ones you say can be run-time switched all add
include/asm/mach-default to the include search path as normal, and then
presumably explicitly include <asm/mach-xxx/xxx.h> where required.
Those that replace mach-default with their own include directory in the
search path presumably are forced to be a compile-time option?
-- Keir
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