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Since v6.19, the linux kernel allows the use of MS style anonymous structs and unions. Add "-fms-extensions" to cflags to support them, and also "-Wmicrosoft-anon-tag" to prevent an "anonymous structs are a Microsoft extension" warning. Fixes iovisor#5488 Signed-off-by: Jerome Marchand <jmarchan@redhat.com>
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Thank you for working on this fix. We are going to apply #5487, which was submitted earlier for the same issue. |
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Since v6.19, the linux kernel allows the use of MS style anonymous structs and unions. Add "-fms-extensions" to cflags to support them, and also "-Wmicrosoft-anon-tag" to prevent an "anonymous structs are a Microsoft extension" warning.
Fixes #5488