Included Linux headers - functions not recognised by compiler
 

Hi!

In one file I have following Linux headers included:
#include <linux/jiffies.h>
#include <linux/time.h>
#include <linux/trace_clock.h>

However, compiler gives me error only for functions from linux/trace_clock.h:
WARNING: "trace_clock" [/work/xxxxxxxxx_my_work_directory_xxxxx] undefined!

Any thoughts?
thx

I suspect the function declaration is missing.

But function declaration is in linux/trace_clock.h i.e. the header included. Does it have to do something with the fact that it is a Linux function? Has it been exported for use by other modules? Do I have to do it? And how?

I think you'll need to figure out exactly where the compiler is creating this error message. Also, how do we interpret the message? The way I read it, it says:
Indepentent of this question, can you search all the relevant files and find that string?

Finally, are you using a standard set of kernel headers---or has something been customized?

Thank you, pixellany!
The term "/work/xxxxxxxxx_my_work_directory_xxxxx" refers to the location and name of the file in which the headers named above (#include <linux/trace_clock.h> as well) are included. It seems that although the prototype of this function (trace_clock) is in this header, the compiler does not see it for some reason.....

Found it. trace_clock.h does not declare trace_clock_counter() function which was added, apparently, at the later point in time than my header file comes from.

Thanks you for your time.