Alright, this will help. However it seems as though wireshark isn't
even trying to build my file. As I said, I added it to the
DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_SRC array in my Makefile.common, and reconfigured
and all that jazz, but wireshark doesn't touch it. Clearly I have
missed something else.
On Sat, Mar
Figured it out. Didn't have a \ at the end of the
DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_SRC = line, and had to add {$DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_SRC}
to my dissector_la_SOURCES line.
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 10:18, Jeremy O'Brien obrien6...@gmail.com wrote:
Alright, this will help. However it seems as though wireshark isn't
Hello,
I have a perfectly working dissector, but I wanted to move a very
large struct I have in it into its own C file. So I moved it (still
keeping it static), declared an extern to it in the original file, and
added the new c file to DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_SRC in Makefile.common in my
plugin's
Jeremy O'Brien wrote:
Hello,
I have a perfectly working dissector, but I wanted to move a very
large struct I have in it into its own C file. So I moved it (still
keeping it static),
Bingo ! (iow: keeping it not global)
declared an extern to it in the original file, and
added the new c
Hi,
Jeremy O'Brien wrote:
Hello,
I have a perfectly working dissector, but I wanted to move a very
large struct I have in it into its own C file. So I moved it (still
keeping it static)
Keeping it module static? Then there's no visibility outside the module, hence
you can't link to it.
I think the problem is that you are trying to extern a static variable.
Static variable has a scope in its own file and can't be accessed anywhere
else...
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 1:13 AM, Jeremy O'Brien obrien6...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I have a perfectly working dissector, but I wanted to
