[Click] Silly click comilation environment question...

[Beyers Cronje]

Hi Nicholas,

>From the FAQ:

Q. How can I make Click compile a C++ file that doesn't contain an element?

A. Add an ELEMENT_PROVIDES statement to your .cc file.  The Click build
   process searches for C and C++ files with 'ELEMENT_PROVIDES' as well as
   'EXPORT_ELEMENT'.  You'll have to come up with a one-word tag describing
   the functionality that your .cc file provides.  See the end of
   'elements/userlevel/fakepcap.cc' for an example; it looks like this:

	...
	CLICK_ENDDECLS
	ELEMENT_REQUIRES(userlevel|ns)
	ELEMENT_PROVIDES(FakePcap)

   Elements that use the 'FakePcap' functionality explicitly require it
   with ELEMENT_REQUIRES; see 'elements/userlevel/fromdump.cc' for an
   example.

I think you will also need to enable-local with the configuration script.

Beyers

On 7/26/05, Nicholas Weaver <nweaver at icsi.berkeley.edu> wrote:
> 
>         I have a small c++ utility/function file that I want to use
> with multiple elements.  I place this additional file in the click
> local elements directory.
> 
>         How can I get the click makefile to include it in the build
> process?
> 
>         Thanks.
> 
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