Le 30 mars 2014 08:58, "我想不无聊" <237825552@xxxxxx> a écrit :
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> I want to store some information about packets and transmit among files,so i create a file in wireshark root directory,named performance.h:
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> //performance.h
> #include <glib.h>
> typedef struct performance_s
> {
> gfloat time[100];
> gfloat delay[100];
> guint32 packetSize[100];
> guint32 payload;
> guint32 index;
> guint32 temp_size;
> gfloat temp_time;
> }performance;
> extern peformance* performance_test;
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> in the file ,i declare a struct and declare a pointer to it,then i want to use the variable "performance_test" in file wiretap/libpcap.c, epan/dissectors/packet-ieee80211.c,so i define the variable "peformance_test" in performance.c in wireshark root directory and include the head file in wiretap/libpcap.c, epan/dissectors/packet-ieee80211.c ,but once i use the variable in these two files,when i compile the wireshark project,it come up with one error:undefined reference to 'peformance_test'.
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> it looks like the variable peformance_test should be defined and used in the same file ,if i want to use it in different files,i think i should modify the makefile.common to change the compile process ,but i don't know how .could someone help me fix it,please!
Hi,
Assuming you work on the master branch (Wireshark 1.11.X), if you want to use in libwireshark a variable defined in libwiretap, you should export the symbol with the WS_DLL_PUBLIC macro instead of using extern. Do not forget to include ws_symbol_export.h file also.
You can search in the code for examples of the use of this macro.
Regards,
Pascal.
