Kent,

First of all, thank you. It compiled !!
After compilation, I got hello.mdf  hello.c and hello.o hello2dx.c
hello2dx.o hello.so

Thus, I started dx with
dx -mdf hello.mdf

I could find Hello tool and could place it in VPE.
But when I execute the visual program, error occurred and it reads
'ERROR:Hello: Operation not implemented: function does not exist"

When I try to compile with -o hello, it just doesn't like it :( 

Thank you in advance,
Juw Won



On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 11:04, Kent Eschenberg wrote:
> --On March 03, 2003 01:34:53 AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This question is about module programming.
> > When I try to compile even a simple file, gcc throws an error.
> > And it looks like whenever I use DX function, it cannot find the
> > reference of that function.
> 
> Dear Juw,
> 
> I've included (below) examples of what I have been using with Linux and DX. 
> It has been edited to remove things that I don't think you would need. It 
> should work, but I might have made a small error or two in the editing. 
> Please contact me if you have problems.
> 
> The makefile creates a shared object to which DX links as it runs. It 
> learns about the shared object by reading the mdf file; therefore, you must 
> run it like this:
> 
>    dx -mdf mymodule.mdf
> 
> If your current directory does not contain the files example.mdf and 
> mymodule.so, you must expand the file name (above and in the sample mdf 
> file below) to include an appropriate path.
> 
> Cheers!
> Kent
> - - -
> Kent Eschenberg   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   (412)268-6829
> Scientific Visualization Specialist
> Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, CMU, Pittsburgh, PA
> 
> There are only 10 types of people in this world:
> Those who understand binary, and those who don't.
> 
> =====
> Example of file "mymodule.mdf"
> =====
>  MODULE mymodule
> CATEGORY Import and Export
> DESCRIPTION any comment
> LOADABLE mymodule.so
> INPUT options; string; (none); a sample of a module input
> OUTPUT metadata; string; a sample of a module output
> 
> 
> =====
> Example of file "makefile"
> =====
> # Simple makefile for creating a DX module
> #   For version 4.1; don't know if works with other versions
> # mymodule
> #    A dummy name for the new module
> #    mymodule.c: the source
> #    mymodule.mdf: the DX mdf file
> # modules2dx
> #    A subroutine that tells DX about the new module
> #    Automatically generated
> # Note: not all the included libraries may be needed
> # Note: include additional libraries as needed for your module
> 
> DXBASE = /usr/local/dx
> 
> mymodule.so: mymodule.o modules2dx.o
>       cc -o mymodule.so -shared -e DXEntry mymodule.o modules2dx.o\
>       -L$(DXBASE)/lib_linux -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lDX -lGL -ll -lX11 -lm -lm -lc
> 
> mymodule.o: mymodule.c
>       cc -c -I/$(DXBASE)/include mymodule.c
> 
> modules2dx.o: modules2dx.c
>       cc -c -I/$(DXBASE)/include modules2dx.c
> 
> modules2dx.c: mymodule.mdf
>       $(DXBASE)/bin/mdf2c -m mymodule.mdf > modules2dx.c
> 

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