While I had no problem at all linking libsnmp with a C++ environment,
trying to add the libnetsnmptrapd module is giving me linking fits. It
seems to come down to name decoration, with snmptrapd_handlers.h having
no '#ifdef __cplusplus' guarding. Wrapping the whole file with a
conditional 'extern "C"' (as done in snmp_api.h) doesn't work, nor does
wrapping just the function I'm trying to call
(netsnmp_add_default_traphandler()). Anyone got an extra clue?
BTW, I'm still in the dark about the single-pass guarding of init_snmp()
as well. Hasn't anyone ever done an unloadable SNMP module?
Thanks in advance.
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