From: Olivier Biot
| Hi list,
|
| If you perform a "nmake -f Makefile.nmake distclean", then a svn
| update, then a normal (n)make, did someone succeed in building
| Ethereal? I always get problems at the linkage step in epan as the
| adler32.obj and other top-level directory objects cannot be found
(see
| yasterday's mails for more details). Some time later, linkage fails
| again because of missing symbols in libethereal.def.
Following patch already helps, but it does not solve all issues:
$ svn diff epan/Makefile.nmake epan/libethereal.def
Index: epan/Makefile.nmake
===================================================================
--- epan/Makefile.nmake (revision 11556)
+++ epan/Makefile.nmake (working copy)
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@
/DEF:libethereal.def /OUT:libethereal.dll \
/IMPLIB:libethereal.lib $(OBJECTS) $(libethereal_LIBS)
\
..\image\libethereal.res dissectors\register.obj \
- $(DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_OBJECTS:../=) $(EXTRA_OBJECTS)
+ $(DISSECTOR_SUPPORT_OBJECTS) $(EXTRA_OBJECTS)
ethereal.lib : ..\config.h $(OBJECTS)
link /lib /out:ethereal.lib $(OBJECTS) $(EXTRA_OBJECTS)
Index: epan/libethereal.def
===================================================================
--- epan/libethereal.def (revision 11556)
+++ epan/libethereal.def (working copy)
@@ -86,7 +86,6 @@
decode_enumerated_bitfield_shifted
decode_numeric_bitfield
deletefile
-destroy_print_stream
dfilter_apply_edt
dfilter_compile
dfilter_dump
@@ -298,7 +297,6 @@
mtp3_addr_to_str_buf
mtp3_service_indicator_code_short_vals DATA
new_create_dissector_handle
-new_page
new_register_dissector
nt_cmd_vals DATA
num_tap_filters DATA
@@ -320,15 +318,10 @@
prefs_register_string_preference
prefs_register_uint_preference
prefs_set_pref
-print_bookmark
print_finale
print_hex_data
print_line
print_preamble
-print_stream_ps_new
-print_stream_ps_stdio_new
-print_stream_text_new
-print_stream_text_stdio_new
protocols_module DATA
proto_can_match_selected
proto_can_toggle_protocol
I still need to find out why some objects get generated both in
top-level and in epan (xmlstub.obj, print.obj and ps.obj). Once I
found out, I'll check in a patch.
Best regards,
Olivier
