Hi, Read doc/README.plugins very carefully and implement *all* changes listed in there. That should make things work.
Thanx, Jaap Frédéric Courchesne - Paradox Innovation wrote: > Hi, > > > > I made a custom dissector for a custom protocol we are triyng to > develop, but it is not included/recognized when I do a “nmake all” or a > “packaging (nsis)” command. > > > > 1^st problem : > > - I am using the 1.0.99 (SVN) version of wireshark sources with > Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 environnement. > > - I did put my own dissector source code in the > C:\wireshark\plugins\my-plugin directory. (Plugin based on the example > given by Ken Thompson : > http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/custom_dissector.aspx) > > - I modified the file *C:\ wireshark\plugins\Makefile.nmake* to add my > plugin in the *process-plugins* and the *install-plugins* sections > > - When I run the command *C:\wireshark> nmake –f Makefile.nmake all*, > the custom dissector is correctly built, but not copied to the > *wireshark-gtk2\plugins\1.0.99\* directory. > > - If I manually copy the file, the plugin works well. > > > > 2^nd problem : > > - I modified the *C:\wireshark\packaging\nsis\Makefile.nmake* to add my > custom dissector in the PLUGINS section. > > - When I run the command *C:\wireshark> nmake –f Makefile.nmake > packaging*, the custom dissector is absent of the package. > > > > I looked almost every Makefile.nmake, Makefile.common, config.nmake of > all folders, but I can’t find how to include my dissector. Do I have to > open the whole project with Microsoft Visual Studio? > > > > Frédéric Courchesne > > _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
