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Subject: Re: [alpine-user] missing header sys/queue.h
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Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2019 21:20:59 -0500
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Hey again Riccardo.

> is missing of BLOCK_SIZE another known alpine/musl issue?

BLOCK_SIZE is canonically defined in linux/fs.h as (1 << BLOCK_SIZE_BITS).

Glibc coincidentally redefines it to a hardcoded 1024 in sys/mount.h, 
but this is a glibc-specific extension.

Please make sure your project includes the correct header.

Also, do note that searching for "musl BLOCK_SIZE" (at least from where 
I'm at) gives relevant results in the top two slots (I haven't checked 
much lower).

It would be nice if for simpler issues (like finding a missing file 
using an automated tool, or where a symbol normally is), you could do 
the search yourself.

This means less effort for me, and significantly less waiting for you.
Instead of having to wait until I (or someone else) gets to helping you 
in their TODO list, you could have had your answer within a minute or 
two (rather than the > 1 day it took me to get back to you this time).


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