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This directory contains C-module code. There is one .c file per module.

This directory contains C-module code. There is one .c file per module. The Rules.mk

The Rules.mk file tells 'make' how to build modules from these .c files.

file tells 'make' how to build modules from these .c files. There is only one .c file

There is only one .c file checked into CVS: mymod.c. It is to serve as

checked into CVS: mymod.c. It is to serve as a template for development. Please feel

a template for development. Please feel free to edit mymod.c directly,

free to edit mymod.c directly, but do not check-in changes to mymod.c to CVS.

but do not check-in changes to mymod.c to CVS.

By default, the Rules.mk file defines two template modules: a

By default, the Rules.mk file defines two template modules: a direct-connect module

direct-connect module (mymod) and a socket-connect module (mymod_sock).

(mymod) and a socket-connect module (mymod_sock). You can edit the file mymod.c to

You can edit the file mymod.c to alter the behavior of this template

alter the behavior of this template and to test out new code.

and to test out new code.

To build both modules:

Line 15 cd $JSOCROOT

Line 13 cd $JSOCROOT

make mymod

make mymod_sock

To add a new module, edit Rules.mk in this directory, following the

To add a new module, edit Rules.mk in this directory, following the directions

directions in that file. Please notice the comments that start with

in that file. Please notice the comments that start with NOTE. They describe

NOTE. They describe how to define a new module, and how to add library

how to define a new module, and how to add library dependencies. 'Making' a newly

dependencies. 'Making' a newly defined module is completely analogous

defined module is completely analogous to the 'making' the template module mymod.

to the 'making' the template module mymod.

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