Hi,
You could use EXPORT_SYMBOL( ) for the function .
more info you can get from LDD3(Linux Device Driver)book.
Sanjeev sharma
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 10:59 PM, Ole Loots wrote:
> Just to be complete: the compiler will complain about unresolved symbols if
> you compile a module..., but the symbo
Just to be complete: the compiler will complain about unresolved symbols
if you compile a module..., but the symbols will be resolved at runtime.
SandeepKsinha schrieb:
try EXPORT_SYMBOL( ) for the function you wish to use in any later module.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:49 AM, krushnaal pai wr
try EXPORT_SYMBOL( ) for the function you wish to use in any later module.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 9:49 AM, krushnaal pai wrote:
> im new to linux
> can sumone plzz tell me how to call a function defined in one module frm
> another module?
>
> also i have made some changes in the kernel itself an
hi,
On Sun, 2009-06-14 at 21:19 -0700, krushnaal pai wrote:
> im new to linux
> can sumone plzz tell me how to call a function defined in one module
> frm another module?
use EXPORT_SYMBOL macro in the module you define the function.
regards
vibi
>
>
> also i have made some changes in the kerne
im new to linux
can sumone plzz tell me* how to call a function defined in one module frm
another module?*
*also i have made some changes in the kernel itself and from there i have
made a call to the function defined in a new module,now everytime i make
some changes to this new module do i have to
