question about VIDIOC_ENUM_FRAMESIZES

["Luis Delgado de Mendoza Garcia" <ldelgado (at) dit.upm.es>]

Hi!!!

I've been developing a device capture software since a couple of years,
under the v4l2 api specification.
When I finished the first version of my
software, I realised that a new version of v4l2 API specification was
available, and so, I decided to take a look.

I found my self in heaven when I discovered the new
ioctls VIDIOC_ENUM_FRAMESIZES and VIDIOC_ENUM_FRAMEINTERVALS in api
revision 0.16, and so i quickly included in my software.

Then the problems knocked my door: trying to compile, but only errors.
Taking a look into /usr/include/linux/videodev2.h I found that those ioctl's
were missing, so compile errors are normal. Then I realised that drivers
like uvc, include theyr own videodev2.h file in the source package of the
driver, and that should mean that the kernel drivers aren't yet ready to
handle that ioctl.

So here is my question: Which version of the kernel will
have drivers handling both ioctl's?
I'm running on a gentoo linux with a kernel 2.6.18, in a Pentium4. Is my
kernel the problem?
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