On 8/30/05, Garcia Jérémie <GARCIAJ@xxxxxx> wrote:
I think you can do that by adding EXPORT_SYMBOL(lstAdd) to "linux/kernel/ksyms.c" file, same for other required symbols also.
Or you can also use this EXPORT_SYMBOL macro in the same file where you defined that function which need to be exported. After the definition, just write this EXPORT_SYMBOL macro for that function name.
-Gaurav
Hi everybody,I need your help one more time.
I developped some kernel src code and new system calls in order to port a user space programm.
I placed them in a new diretory in the linux tree: linux_2.4.20/arch/ppc/prs/syscalls
I would like to export some symbols (only functions) of some of these files (assembler and C files), in order to allow
modules to access them when loaded.
I read a lot of things on the web but none seem to work (EXPORT_SYMBOLE).
I think you can do that by adding EXPORT_SYMBOL(lstAdd) to "linux/kernel/ksyms.c" file, same for other required symbols also.
Or you can also use this EXPORT_SYMBOL macro in the same file where you defined that function which need to be exported. After the definition, just write this EXPORT_SYMBOL macro for that function name.
-Gaurav
Below is my Makefile:
EXTRA_CFLAGS += -I$(TOPDIR)/arch/ppc/prs/syscalls
O_TARGET := prs_environment.o
export-objs := llstLib.o prs_siafn.o //(NOTE: llstLib.c, prs_siafn.S)
obj-y :=
obj-m :=
obj-n :=
obj-$(CONFIG_PRS_SOFT) += llstLib.o
obj-$(CONFIG_PRS_SOFT) += prs_siafn.o
include $(TOPDIR)/Rules.make
So can somenone tell me how to export assembler and C functions in order to get them available for module.
Each try I've done gave the same result at module loading (exemples below) :
/q80g/modules/modHscx.o: unresolved symbol lstAdd //C function in llstLib.c
/q80g/modules/modHscx.o: unresolved symbol stas_Set_TBl_F // assembler function in prs_siafn.S
And no lstAdd are present in reading /proc/ksyms
HELP!! tks a lot for your help
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