Currently, I am working on programming Embedded C in Linux environment. I am trying to read input data from a joystick. Before, when I created a header file joystick.h with all definitions and I initialized the joystick inside the main function (the header file is not compiled). Everything was okay and smooth.
However, when I refactored the code by putting initialization in joystick.c (which included joystick.h) and call the initialization function in main() from joystick.h. There was an error "fatal error: asm/types.h: No such file or directory". This error happened after creating joystick.c file because the joystick.c was added to Makefile to compile.
I tried several ways to fix this such as:
- add "export ARCH=x86_64"
- change asm -> asm-generic Those did not work.
So how can I fix this error?
Best regards, Huy Nguyen.
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