Why do I have a compilation issues with time.h ?
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When working with the header file time.h, I receive the following error if I use the structure timespec even if the list of header files is correct:
<file.c>: undefined size for `incomplete struct timespec defined at <file.c>:<line> timeout'
If I use the struct itimerspec, I receive the following error:
Verifying test2.c
<file.c>, line 6: error: incomplete type is not allowed
Line 6 is the line where itimerspec is used.
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MathWorks Support Team
2009 年 9 月 28 日
1. As one can see in the comment of the structure timespec in time.h, this structure is a POSIX structure.
The POSIX extension will be taken into account if you define the flag _GNU_SOURCE (see features.h)
2. For itimerspec, this structure is declared in
#include <linux/time.h>
Note that linux/time.h is not an Ansi include. And it actually contains non Ansi keywords, like '__signed__'.
So the compilation issue can be fixed by providing an include file that contains the following:
#define _GNU_SOURCE 1
#define __signed__
#include <linux/time.h>
This include file should be used with the option '-include'.
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