Gilbert Ramirez wrote:
>
> FYI,
>
> I'm building the win32 ethereal binary right now, and it looks like I'll
> have to leave out the giop/coseventcom plugin because
> packet-coseventcomm.c uses get_CDR_any(), which is available
> in [t]ethereal binary; but until that gets converted to a DLL,
> the plugin DLL doesn't have access to that symbol.
Hi,
Do you mean I should update plugins/plugin_*.[ch] and add entries to
the existing code like :-
<existing>
p_register_giop_user = pat->p_register_giop_user;
p_is_big_endian = pat->p_is_big_endian;
p_get_CDR_string = pat->p_get_CDR_string;
p_get_CDR_ulong = pat->p_get_CDR_ulong;
p_get_CDR_enum = pat->p_get_CDR_enum;
p_get_CDR_object = pat->p_get_CDR_object;
p_get_CDR_boolean = pat->p_get_CDR_boolean;
<add>
p_get_CDR_any = pat->p_get_CDR_any;
p_get_CDR_short = pat->p_get_CDR_short;
p_get_CDR_ushort = pat->p_get_CDR_ushort;
etc ??
If so, I can do that fairly quickly :-) This would imply
that whatever exists in the GIOP api defined in packet-giop.h
should be here as well ?
Cheers / Frank..
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