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Michal Kubecek 2b7ad432a3 vmmon: rename GDT_SIZE macro to avoid collision

When building against kernel 4.12 and newer, macro name GDT_SIZE used in
(vmmon) include/segs.h collides with macro defined in (kernel source)
arch/x86/include/asm/segment.h, resulting in its redefinition.

To prevent potential problems, rename vmmon's GDT_SIZE to VMMON_GDT_SIZE
and GDT_LIMIT to VMMON_GDT_LIMIT. (There is no GDT_LIMIT in mainline kernel
source but let's be consistent.)

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autoconf

import Workstation 14.0.0 module sources

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bootstrap

import Workstation 16.0.0 module sources

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common

vmmon: rename GDT_SIZE macro to avoid collision

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include

vmmon: rename GDT_SIZE macro to avoid collision

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linux

vmmon: fix wrong VMX86_DEVEL test

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vmcore

import Workstation 16.0.0 module sources

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COPYING

import Workstation 12.5.5 module sources

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Makefile

import Workstation 16.0.0 module sources

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Makefile.kernel

import Workstation 14.0.0 module sources

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Makefile.normal

import Workstation 16.0.0 module sources

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README

import Workstation 14.0.0 module sources

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README

This files in this directory and its subdirectories are the kernel module
portion of the VMware Virtual Machine Monitor.  In order to build, make
certain the Makefile is correct, especially in whether or not your system
is multi-processor and then just type

        make

from this directory.  A copy of the module will be left in

        driver-<kernel version>/vmmon.o

(e.g. driver-up-2.0.32/vmmon.o).

If you have any problems or questions, send mail to support@vmware.com