running this lists the directories gcc looks for by default
gcc -print-search-dirs
you should also try whichever arm-gcc variant with ---version and see if its
the same kernel version, if it isn't then you may have a newer/older version
of arm gcc in your path.
> Thanks for your help.
>
> I had tried passing the path explicitly but then it hit an error that
> it could not find files in asm . So I concluded something must have
> fundementally got broken and it should find the cause rather than
> messing with bandaid solutions.
>
> Last time I compliled my adc prog I just called make adc_logger , no
> one has touched either the source or the Makefile since.
>
> It seems related to the kernel change I put into the board.
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong but I should not need to explicitly add the
> kernel include and asm paths with -I , so where do they get picked up?
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