These files are generated in the kernel build directory .../compile/XYZ
by the config utility.  Each file corresponds to a kernel option which
has been defined to thave the defopt attribute.

On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Jean & Ed wrote:

> This is probably a really stupid question, but I can seem to figure this
> out: some kernel source files have #include lines such as #include
> "opt_ns.h" or #include "opt_iso.h". What are these opt_xxx.h files, and
> where are they in the source tree? (I'm looking at some files from freebsd
> and these have some other opt_xxx.h files and since I don't know what these
> are, and can't find them, I can't figure out how easy it would be to add
> support for this subsystem to NetBSD.) Thanx, Ed
> 
> 

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