Re: Re[2]: More on the Couldn't find standard target issue

Quoting Nick Fedchik ([email protected]):

> >> > If you can program in C a little, you can fix this easily.
> >> Hmm.. Why didn't I think of that ;)   I'll go try this now then.
> > It works!  Great!  Thanks alot, again :)
> Well! So where was the source of problem? Just interest...

As Bart said earlier, the GCC i'm using to crosscompile ebtables doesn't
support the __attribute__ ((constructor)) 'gcc magic', this was a bit
new for me too, i'm not /THAT/ good at C yet :) But this meant that the
resulting binary I got from my crosscompiler did not run each
extension's _init function and therefore left all structs uninitialised.

Bart told me about the 'evil hack', and that did the job. I only needed
to rename all functions, remove the __attribute__ ((constructor))
definition, make the function 'void' instead of 'static void', add the
calls to main() in ebtables.c and ofcourse I added function definitions
to include/ebtables_u.h.

Anyone interrested in a patch? :)

Regards,
Sander.

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