//I have a program starting as below which need to be run on linux machine. However, each time I compile it to .o file it says the header files are not exits. But there are too many headers and most of them are located in different directories of ROOT. Is there a way to compile the file to .o bypassing the header checking?(Or any approaches that can generate .o from it.)

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MODULE_LICENSE("GPL");

MODULE_DESCRIPTION("Fortune Cookie Kernel Module");

MODULE_AUTHOR("M. Tim Jones");

#define MAX_COOKIE_LENGTH PAGE_SIZE

static struct proc_dir_entry *proc_entry;

static char *cookie_pot; // Space for fortune strings

static int cookie_index; // Index to write next fortune

static int next_fortune; // Index to read next fortune

char str[50], str1[10];

unsigned int ptype, paccess, proto_type, process, b1, ip[4], i, j,src_port, dst_port,cc, cnt, chk, b, length, ret, dp;

static struct nf_hook_ops nfho_in, nfho_out; //net filter hook option struct

struct sk_buff *sock_buff;

struct iphdr *ip_header; //ip header struct

struct tcphdr *tcp_header; //tcp header struct

struct icmphdr *icmp_header; //icmp header struct

struct udphdr *udp_header; //udp header struct

void packet_info(void)//packet information

{