hi all,
these unresolved symbol which actually a function
called croutiene() is because the routiene is
accessing a data structure declared in in header
file
and actually has to fill up the value by other module
this i am knowing,
yes this is not possible but there is no alternative
way for intermodule communication.
--- prasanna wakhare <prasannawakhare@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
> in a project directory i have two modules
> hook.c,
> hookmain.c
> and
> common header file
> common.h for both modules,
> which defines (means common.h )
> asmlinkege void croutiene(),
>
> hookmain.c has a line
> request_module("hook")
> which executes this croutiene updates one queue,
> which is used by hookmain module
>
> in /etc/modules.conf
> i had written
> keep
> path[misc]=/home/project
> but the error is after depmod
> unresolved symbol in hook.o
> unresolved symbol in hookmain.o
> why it is so?
> my question is can we share the data structue across
> modules this way?
> and if order of modules loading are neccessary,
> and i also i defined and declared one routiene
> in common.h,and invoking that routiene from both
> the modules using pointers to that routiene,
> is it OK.
>
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