--- In Jim Jackson <> wrote:
> I do not think you understand.
>
> A .h file is traditionally just C code (usually not code that generates
> real data or executable code) that is included by other C code usiing the C
> preprocessor "#include ..." directive.
>
> The source code of the driver you are trying to compile will be including
> this file. This file is in the kernel source tree.
>
> All this is general coding stuff. I'm sure there are tutorials and web
> sites out there can can help - google is your friend.
>
Actually, this isn't a general C coding question.
The usb-serial.h Linux header file doesn't exist on the TS Debian distro. I
googled it and found a version for Linux 2.4 and placed it in
/usr/include/linux but when I try to compile the driver I get all sorts of
errors about things being undefined relating to config.h which points to
autoconf.h which is apparently a distro generated file.
BTW, this is the ftdi_sio 1.3.3 driver. My goal is to get the 1.5 driver
working but apparently that's built for Linux 2.6.
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