I have a kernel module source foo.c and a some source of functions in func.c. The code in foo.c call the functions in func.c. I have my function declarations in foo.h. All are in the same dir. They look like this:
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/*foo.c - module*/
#include "foo.h"
init_module {
func1();
func2();
}
void cleanup_module { }
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/* func.c- function definitions*/
func1() { }
func2() { }
EXPORT_SYMBOL(func1)
EXPORT_SYMBOL(func2)
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/* foo.h - header */
extern func1();
extern func2();
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I have a Makefile like this
#Makefile
obj-m += foo.o
foo-objs := foo.o func.o
export-objs := func.o
obj-m += func.o
When I do "make" , I have my foo.o and func.o compiled. But, when I do
$insmod ./foo.o it says :
undefined reference to func1();
undefined reference to func2();
Why are the 2 functions(in func.o) still not being linked to my foo.o. Please help.
thanks
arun
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