compiling ucd-snmp module on linux.

compiling ucd-snmp module on linux.

Post by Narasimha Murth » Wed, 07 May 2003 16:49:39



Hi,
I have developed a ucd-snmp module for making snmp agent to support my tree
of object ID's. ucd-snmp supports to have one .c and .h file for adding the
module. I have support functions which fetches the data for this  module,
and is written in a seperate file. I am not sure regarding how I can include
this file in the agent compilation, as  the compilation of SNMP modules,
expects only one .c and .h file when the automake is generated
with --with-mib-module="module_name" option.

Does any one has solution on how we can go about having multiple files for
the module. Adding all the functions in a single file makes the file very
huge and not good way of programming.

Thanks and regards
Narasimha

 
 
 

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Hi,
I have developed a ucd-snmp module for making snmp agent to support my tree
of object ID's. ucd-snmp supports to have one .c and .h file for adding the
module. I have support functions which fetches the data for this  module,
and is written in a seperate file. I am not sure regarding how I can include
this file in the agent compilation, as  the compilation of SNMP modules,
expects only one .c and .h file when the automake is generated
with --with-mib-module="module_name" option.

Does any one has solution on how we can go about having multiple files for
the module. Adding all the functions in a single file makes the file very
huge and not good way of programming.

Thanks and regards
Narasimha

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