hi sir/madam


i am developing code for interrupt
when i am including " #include<linux/interrupt.h>"
i am getting fatal error : linux/interrupt.h no such file or directory

why i am getting this error and how to solve this error.



but when i am include that header file and ill get one more error, finally i ll get linux/compiler.h error



but all these files are present in</usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-151/include/linux/

can you please give me appropriate answer for this problem

Based on the information shown, your compile line or Makefile, if you have one, does not reference the /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.0-152/include/linux path.

If you're using GCC, then read the manual page and review information about how to specify include paths.

hi sir ,
thanks for your reply, actually i am compiling line not makefile,

i am using gcc only, but when i am opening man page man interrupt it wont open,

can you please suggest me how to open man page

Based on the fact that you are accessing the Linux Questions site, you have the capability to access the web.

Therefore search for the GCC man page on the web.

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hi sir,

can you please solve that problem, i search and try so many ways but i am still getting fatal errors

please please can you give me appropriate solution

I can't actually.

I have no idea what you're compiling.

I've given you a correct way to look up the information needed to fix the type of error you posted.

Sorry, you're going to have to learn a bit more about using GCC.

hi sir

i am just compiling below code please just refer and find out the problem

c file name = gpio_interrupt.c

#include<stdio.h>
#include<linux/interrupt.h>

int main()
{

int a,b,c;


}
and
i am compiling as follows
cc gpio_interrupt.c
i am getting error as follows


fatal error : linux/interrupt.h no such file or directory

I believe I fully understand the problem you are describing.

I've already given you guidance about how to address this problem, please re-review my reply in post #2 from this thread.

I know that you are not using a Makefile, however I also gave you guidance about the gcc compiler and what to check.

If you are going to resist looking up information that is recommended to you and putting forth any real attempt to solve your problem, there is little anyone on the LQ site can do to offer you any assistance.Also minor additional note. This code does nothing but declares three variables. You do not need any #include files at all in the file. For any future posts including code, please use [code] tags to preserve formatting.