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Hi
Thanks for the 'rtfm', but it doesn't really help. Actually I do try to
follow the netiquette mostly and I did do my homework and I found these
files before. Have you read them recently? It seem to mostly refer to
Windows, telling me about resources being added to a DLL and whatnot. At
the same time, following the README.plugins guide on Linux doesn't work.
I did copy over agentx's Makefile.am, changed it to reflect the 'amin'
example src(which should hopefully be correct), and tried to run 'make'
on the file. It bailed with an error. A little example that actually
worked would help me and potentially others way more than guide that
doesn't.
Thanx,
wrl
Jaap Keuter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I must direct you to doc/README.developer and doc/README.plugins for
> more information on that.
>
> Thanx,
> Jaap
>
> warlord wrote:
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>> Hi everyone
>>
>> I do realize this probably is one of the more basic questions, but still
>> it doesn't seem to work for me. I'm on Linux and I checked out Wireshark
>> trunk from svn yesterday and built it. Fine so far.
>>
>>
>> I was trying to follow this guide on codeproject.com to create my own
>> very simple dissector as a point to start from, but sadly this is for
>> Wndows and didnt work for me (This guide:
>> http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/custom_dissector.aspx)
>>
>> I copied those files into trunk/plugins/amin/ but 'make' failed to
>> compile them. As Makefile.am was called the "Unix-version" Makefile or
>> something in the documentation that was the one I tried to run, but it
>> bailed with 'missing separator in line 29'.
>>
>> So all I am looking for now is a very simple example dissector which I
>> can compile and use in Linux. I hope/suppose I can find my way from
>> there. I do realize I can look at all the folders in trunk/, but they
>> seem to usually contain a gazillion lines of code. I'd prefer a smaller
>> example.
>>
>> My intention is to add a completely different set of functionality to
>> Wireshark, which could be quite useful for a bigger bunch of people.
>>
>> Thanks for the supprt,
>>
>> wrl
>
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