Hi, These two files are related. They both convey version information to the user. The contents of moduleinfo.h is expressed through the Wireshark about dialog, on the plugins tab, while the contents of moduleinfo.nmake is expressed through the Windows resource mechanism.
The format is MAJOR.MINOR.MICRO.EXTRA. Since the VERSION string is a string EXTRA can be void. MODULE_VERSION_* is an unsigned integer so has to be set to a value. therefore MODULE_VERSION_EXTRA is normally set to 0. They way you set them is correct. You should keep them synchronized manually, since we have not devised a way to do this automatically. Thanx, Jaap A Verma wrote: > Hi, > I have a query. I am making a dll called yyy.dll. > > Now in the folder c:\wireshark\plugins\yyy there are 2 files: > 1. moduleinfo.h > 2. moduleinfo.nmake > > Is there any relation between the version in > "#define VERSION "0.6.5" in moduleinfo.h > and between > > "# The version > MODULE_VERSION_MAJOR=0 > MODULE_VERSION_MINOR=6 > MODULE_VERSION_MICRO=5 > MODULE_VERSION_EXTRA=0" in moduleinfo.nmake? > > I have tried to keep them the same. I am doing correctly? > > Or should i have done: > "# The version > MODULE_VERSION_MAJOR=0 > MODULE_VERSION_MINOR=0 > MODULE_VERSION_MICRO=6 > MODULE_VERSION_EXTRA=5" ? > > Pls suggest me. Thanks so much! > regards, > Ash > _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list Wireshark-dev@wireshark.org http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
