STREAMS/UX for the HP 9000 Reference Manual

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How to Compile and Link STREAMS/UX Drivers, Modules, and Applications

Compiling STREAMS/UX Drivers and Modules

The steps for compiling STREAMS/UX drivers and modules follow.

1 Include the appropriate STREAMS/UX include files in the driver and module

sources. Table 2 describes the files. Drivers and modules are compiled in the

/usr/conf directory. They contain include statements with relative path names.

The table shows the path names.

2 If you are only adding modules, you will need to archive those modules into a

library.

3 Compile the sources in /usr/conf with the appropriate options. Create a directory

under /etc/conf and place your source files in this directory. Use the following

command line with appropriate substitutions to compile your source code.

@${CC} -I. -c ${CFLAGS} ${NOGLOOPTS} $(your_file).c

Table 2 STREAMS/UX and TPI Include Files

Include File Use

“../h/stream.h” Needed by all drivers and modules.

“../h/stropts.h” Needed by all drivers and modules.

“../h/strlog.h”

Needed by drivers and modules that call strlog. Note that

log.h and syslog.h are not needed. STREAMS/UX does not

support priority and facility codes.

“../h/strstat.h”

Needed by drivers and modules that use the qi_mstat ﬁeld of

the qinit structure to maintain statistics.

“../h/strenv.h” Needed by drivers and modules that use DKI functions.

“../h/cmn_err.h” Needed by drivers and modules that use cmn_err().

“../h/tihdr.h” Needed by drivers and modules that use TPI.