Re: split mib file

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On 12 November 2010 18:30, David A <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi Dave,
>
> thanks. i am talking about the MIB file. these are not published yet
> as the product is still in development. i was successful in taking out
> the definitions of a sub tree and putting it in a separate MIB file.
> in the end i have one module i can dlmod, with 2 init_<module>. the
> init for the sub tree implementation is called from the init_<module>
> that is loaded my dlmod

If you are talking about 'init_xxx' calls, then this sounds like the
source code for implementing the MIB objects - not the MIB file itself.

Remember that it is perfectly possible to run 'mib2c' on two
separate starting points within a single MIB file.
   For example, given a MIB file (TCP-MIB) that contains two tables
(tcpConnectionTable and tcpListenerTable), you could run

    $ mib2c tcpConnectionTable
    $ mib2c tcpListenerTable

and that would generate two separate pairs (or sets) of code files -
one for each table - with no need to touch the TCP-MIB file at all.
Each of these will have their own init_xxx() routine, and could be
loaded as a separate dlmod if required.

I still don't see why you need to split the MIB file itself.

Dave

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