I tried using click router with --enable-linuxmodule and it threw error as below:
Your Linux kernel header files cause errors when included by a C++ program.
Click modifies the Linux kernel's header files to make them work with
C++, using the program 'linuxmodule/click-linuxtool.pl'. It looks like
your kernel header files have features that tool doesn't know how to fix.
You can report this error to us on the Click mailing list, or, even better,
try to fix the error. See the config.log file for more information on the
error.
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linuxmodule/click-linuxtool.pl is very cryptic and does not give any clue why it failed. Wondering I can build kernel module with kernel 4.4.
My kernel version is 4.4.155.
Please suggest which version I should use or there is any solution for this issue.
I tried using click router with --enable-linuxmodule and it threw error as below:
Your Linux kernel header files cause errors when included by a C++ program.
Click modifies the Linux kernel's header files to make them work with C++, using the program 'linuxmodule/click-linuxtool.pl'. It looks like your kernel header files have features that tool doesn't know how to fix. You can report this error to us on the Click mailing list, or, even better, try to fix the error. See the config.log file for more information on the error.
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linuxmodule/click-linuxtool.pl is very cryptic and does not give any clue why it failed. Wondering I can build kernel module with kernel 4.4.
My kernel version is 4.4.155.
Please suggest which version I should use or there is any solution for this issue.
Thanks a lot. Anoop