R: mib2c question.

Yes, 
I did it manually, that is, I generated the modules: 

peProcessTable.c  peProcessTable.h 
peObjectTable.c peObjectTable.h 

I created a new file.c containing all functions coming from the two
originated files 
(peProcessTable.c and peObjectTable.c) and I included in it
peProcessTable.h and 
peObjectTable.h. 

It works fine. 

Thanks. 



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-----Messaggio originale----- 
Da: Dave Shield [ mailto:[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> ] 
Inviato: giovedì 2 marzo 2006 16.13 
A: Palmentieri Nunzio 
Cc: [email protected] 
Oggetto: Re: mib2c question. 


On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 12:03 +0100, Palmentieri Nunzio wrote: 
> I wrote a MIB with several table objects. 
> How can I generate code for it? 
> I think I have to run mib2c on both the tables, and then compile the 
> code generated, as follows: 
>  
> mib2c peProcessTable 
> mib2c peObjectTable 

That's certainly the most reliable way to do this 
(and typically the easiest to maintain). 

Depending on the mib2c template that you are using, 
it *might* be possible to run mib2c on a higher-level 
root object, and allow it to generate code for both 
tables in the same file.   But not all templates 
support this, and it's probably easier to work on 
one table at once. 

You can always combine the files manually, once you're 
happy that they work individually. 

Dave 


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