I added an install target for my protocol dissector plugin nmake file. Simplifies the tedious step of copying it to the Wireshark/plugins folder during development and test. Here's the snippets that I added.
---
INSTALL_ROOT=$(PROGRAMFILES)\Wireshark\plugins
WIRESHARK_VER=1.10.3
!IF EXIST($(INSTALL_ROOT)\$(WIRESHARK_VER))
INSTALL_DIR=$(INSTALL_ROOT)\$(WIRESHARK_VER)
!ENDIF
...
!IF EXIST($(INSTALL_ROOT))
! IF EXIST($(INSTALL_DIR))
install:
@echo "Copying $(PLUGIN_NAME).dll to $(INSTALL_DIR)"
xcopy /dy $(PLUGIN_NAME).dll "$(INSTALL_DIR)"
! ELSE
install:
@echo "Copying $(PLUGIN_NAME).dll to $(INSTALL_ROOT)\$(WIRESHARK_VER)"
@echo "ERROR: Wireshark version not found! Check WIRESHARK_VER in
Makefile.nmake"
! ENDIF
!ELSE
install:
@echo "ERROR: Wireshark not installed!"
!ENDIF
---
There is probably a smarter way to detect the version folder, but I didn't
bother to go down that path.
Best regards,
John Dill
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