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Terry Lambert writes:
 > Andrew Gallatin wrote:
 > > What I (as a 3rd party driver author working in a GNUish

<...>

 > > How is one supposed to build a 3rd party module these days?
 > 
 > One is not.  The vendor supplies only a binary.

Damn it Terry,  I AM the vendor.  Somtimes I wonder if you even read
the articles you reply to.   I'm asking how the vendor (me) is
supposed to build a binary module and I gave an example of how currently
do it.

Drew


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