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I am trying to write a Network-Related Kernal Server.  I am following chapter 4  
of the "Writing Loadable Kernel Servers" manual and writing a getbuf and output  
functions.  For my first test of the server, I am trying to manipulate IP  
datagrams from within my kernel server.

Here is my problem:
	I am #include-ing the <netinet/in.h>, <netinet/ip.h> and  
<netinet/udp.h> files in my program.  When I compile my program, I get the  
following errors from the ip.h file:

/usr/include/netinet/ip.h:125: parse error before `n_long'
/usr/include/netinet/ip.h:128: parse error before `n_long'

I am also including <sys/types.h>, so I don't know where to find n_long.  Can  
anyone help?

Another problem is with the "netif_t" type.  I am including <net/netif.h> and  
<net/netbuf.h>.  I have the following line in my program:

netif_t ifp;

which gives me the following when I compile:

if_test.c:5: parse error before `ifp'
if_test.c:5: warning: data definition lacks type or storage class

why doesn't this work? 
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Brian Gottlieb
brian@wucs1