Sorry, a bit over my head. so declare the functions i'm going to use in the library with extern? what if i can't change anything in the library, i was hoping that i could create a third file that i could use. So my dissector -> third file -> library. would i use extern in the third file and then not need it in the library functions? and what do you mean by linking it to my code? Sorry, like i said, not very experienced
Greg
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You need to declare your function to use C calling convention using extern "C" declaration and then you can link it into your code.
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Hello,
So i'm writing a custom dissector. I have a library for a custom protocol which has functions i need to call. What i want to do is take the raw data, send it to the library, and the library will send back the useful information for output. I've written the dissector code for getting the raw data, but now i don't know how to call the library. I want to create a proxy, or another file that i will use to call the library so my dissector isnt interacting directly with the library. I'm not sure how i even start to do this. any help would be greatly appreciated, i'm new to C/C++.
Thank,
Greg
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