[Click] compiling non-element library codes in click

[Eddie Kohler]

Hi Leonardo,

Hundreds of files, huh?  Wow!

I'm afraid the best way to make Click compile your code is to include 
ELEMENT_PROVIDES/EXPORT_ELEMENT in each file, and to stick them under the 
elements/ subdirectory.  But you can preserve your own directory structure 
there.  As you can see from the elements/wifi directory, Click supports 
subdirectories under elements/WHATEVER.

So for example you could stick all your code under elements/ipsec.

It would be great to see your Eclipse project files, if you still have them 
lying around!

Sorry for the delay,
Eddie


Leonardo De Rosa wrote:
> Hi ,
> i wrote an ipsec implementation, more advanced than current ipsec 
> elements, that support Security Policy Database management, SA 
> management, Key management, easy to add new algorithm  etc.. First i 
> established a development enviroment for user level click on eclipse 
> platform for easy code development and debugging. Now i wanna try it in 
> linux kernel module. I seperated my own codes from click codes by 
> putting all my files to a different directory structure. for ex:
> -click
> ---elements
> ---lib
> ---include
> ---MYFILES
>   --include
>       -...
>   --source
>       -...
> ---....
> 
> How can i make click compile my codes? I have seen it is possible for 
> individual files with ELEMENT_PROVIDES , ELEMENT_REQUIRES etc. but there 
> are hundred of files, and all of them are not in the same directory, 
> there is a directory structure,
> I can send you click userspace project in eclipse platform, if you would 
> like .
> 
> Best Regards...
> Leonardo
> 
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