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1. Automating Linux Driver/Module Compilation Using GNU Automake/Autoconf

Hi,

Does anyone know how to write the GNU automake (Makefile.am) script to just
compile a source code (C programs) as a linux driver/module?  Here is the
scenario:

I have created several files, i.e. file1.c, file2.c, file.h.  These files
when
get compiled will produce a Linux driver for some I/O devices.  So far, I
have
the configure.in made from issuing the "autoscan".  I also have created the
Makefile.am which consists of the following lines:

  bin_PROGRAMS = file
  file_SOURCES = file1.c file2.c file.h

I also have executed "aclocal; automake; autoconf" to generate the
configuration files, Makefile.in, and Makefile.  When I typed "make", it
compiled file1.c, file2.c, and created the "file" program.  What I want is
to
create a driver/module "file.o" for Linux kernel.  Does anyone have any idea
what I should include in the Makefile.am to tell the GNU automake and
autoconf
just to compile and create a driver/module for Linux kernel?

TIA.

--
Robert Young,

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