That was it... Thanks, Ed...
Greg,
I ran across this last
night as well. wtap_process_pcap_packet needs to
be added to wtap.def to be
exported.
Ed
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From:
ethereal-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ethereal-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Greg
Morris
Sent:
Wednesday, June 12,
2002 11:41
AM
To: andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx;
gharris@xxxxxxxxx
Cc:
ethereal-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Ethereal-dev] Can't link
Ethereal on Intel (Windows)based computer
I have been building Ethereal for well over
6 months now without any problems. So I don't anticipate my build environment is
bad. The problem only started occurring after the Monday CVS update. I have
built the wiretap directory independently and do not receive any errors after
Gilberts update. Gilbert had made the update due to my build problems. He
thought that his changes would correct the problems. It did correct the build
but as you can see I am still having problems with the link process. I know that
the function wtap_process_pcap_packet is contained in the libpcap.c file. I
also know that you checked in a fix last week for this file. I suspect that the
changes are what are causing my errors. I am not sure but I went back through my
emails to find any changes to this file and those were the last changes before I
started having problems. I have deleted the "obj, dll, and lib" files from my
build and also performed a nmake makefile.nmake -clean without any success. If
you have any insight on this issue it would be greatly appreciated. I was
wanting to make some more changes to the NCP decodes but have been unable to
build to test....
Greg Morris
gmorris@xxxxxxxxxx
Novell Technical
Support (WSS/GRT Client)
Novell, Inc., the leading provider of Net services
software
>>> Guy Harris <gharris@xxxxxxxxx> 06/12/02
01:50AM >>>
On Tue, Jun 11,
2002 at
05:37:04PM +0200, andreas.sikkema@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 1.
Your build environment (paths etc) is in a bad state
> 2. There was an
error in building the wiretap library.
Or perhaps
3. There was an
error in the Ethereal source, fixed by this checkin:
From: Gilbert
Ramirez <gram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
ethereal-cvs@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Ethereal-cvs] cvs commit:
ethereal/wiretap config.h.win32 libpcap.c
gram 2002/06/10
10:45:30 CDT
Modified
files:
wiretap
config.h.win32 libpcap.c
Log:
Add #define HAVE_PCAP_H 1 to
config.h.win32.
In libpcap.c, move
wtap_pcap_encap_to_wtap_encap before libpcap_open
so that
if HAVE_PCAP_H is not true, the file will still compile.
Revision Changes
Path
1.9 +2
-1
ethereal/wiretap/config.h.win32
1.77 +13 -12
ethereal/wiretap/libpcap.c
> Maybe removing all the .obj files from
the wirteap direcotry and
> rebuilding Ethereal would help?
.and,
after that, doing a "cvs update" to get the current version of
the source
and, just to make sure, removing "config.h" from the
"wiretap" directory so
that Makefile.nmake copies
"wiretap/config.h.win32" to
"wiretap/config.h".
