Hello, I was devising application-specific dissector and was doing fine with Wireshark 1.8. After update to 1.10 it fails to compile with following compiler output: /usr/include/wireshark/wiretap/wtap.h:32:30: fatal error: ws_symbol_export.h: No such file or directory #include "ws_symbol_export.h" I'm not sure whether it could be headers installation issue. I use standard Extra repository of Arch Linux to install Wireshark, so it shouldn't be. asked 26 Jun '13, 06:10  Andrey |
2 Answers:
It looks like you've installed a "wireshark development" package that came with the OS and the OS hasn't included all the necessary header files. I'd suggest you raise a bug with them if this is the case. The normal suggested method of doing (C language) Wireshark development is to build from a Wireshark source tarball or, better yet, SVN. answered 26 Jun '13, 12:14  JeffMorriss ♦ |
That header was added In Feb 2013. Looks like your source tree should be updated. answered 26 Jun '13, 06:34  grahamb ♦ Wireshark source tree or my plug-in source tree? (26 Jun '13, 06:38) Andrey Wireshark sources. It's in the top level directory, e.g. trunk or trunk-1.10 (26 Jun '13, 06:43) grahamb ♦ |
Not sure whether they heard me or just fixed it themselves. But after another update it's seems fine. I have another issue though. Anyway, thank you.