RE: Etherboot 5.5

> > The "struct buffer" issue is due to a tweak I had to make 
> today to get 
> > doxygen to work; I've fixed this now.  The "does not 
> declare anything"
> > is because gcc 3.4.3 apparently doesn't like having unnamed 
> structs.  
> > I though that this was supported; I'll have to check.  We 
> don't make 
> > significant use of the structures in registers.h, so 
> changing them to 
> > named structs will not be too hard, though it will make the code a 
> > little less clean.
> 
> I've switch registers.h over to using named struct elements, 
> and updated the code that depends on the structures in 
> registers.h.  I'm not sure if unnamed struct elements are 
> used elsewhere, and gcc 3.2.2 doesn't seem to have a problem 
> with them anyway, so please let me know if you still can't 
> compile the code.
> 
> Getting the code to the stage that everyone who wants to work 
> on it can at least compile it is a high priority for me.

I will try later today.

Tim

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