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Hello --

I'm writing a loadable kernel module, and have created two c files for
it, foo_main.c and foo_audio.c.  I'd like to compile and link these
two into a single foo.o that I could add to the kernel with insmod.  I
don't, however, seem to be able to stumble upon the right gcc/ld
combination to do this.  It seems like I need something like gcc -c
foo_main.c foo_audio.c, except where -c is something that links
foo_main and foo_audio together before producing the finally,
not-really-linked output.  Any ideas?  Are there any good intros out
there to compiling modules, shared libs and other items that aren't
executables?

Thanks!

-Chris

Shared libs in its simplest form are created with "gcc -shared -o
libfoo.so *.o" (don't forget to compile them first with "gcc -fPIC").

svm
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