My task is to create a dissector for my own protocol, implemented as a plugin, compiled to 64-bit architecture. I've been struggling with some errors, and I need some help to complete my work: 1) To successfully build my dissector, do I have to compile the whole Wireshark, or can I just compile my plugin as a dll, and add it to the plugins directory of the downloaded version of WS? 2)I don't know how makefiles work, and I'm using a Windows7-64bit machine for this project. Can I compile my plugin with Visual Studio, as a standard project, or do I have to deal with these makefiles? 3)If I can use only Visual Studio, is it possible to use the 2013 vesion, or WS doesn't support it yet, and I have to use a previous version? 4)once the project is succesfully built to target a 32-bit platform the only thing that I have to do is to change the "Project properties" in order to target a 64-bit platform? Or is there anything else that should be done to produce a 64-bit dissector? 5)I tried to build my plugin with VS2013, and I have this kind of error: "error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __ imp _ find _dissector". Is this related to the fact that I am building only the plugin without the whole WS project? Or maybe is that problem about the migration 32->64? Or maybe something else? Thanks a lot in advance for the help. asked 29 Jul '14, 05:23 francesco_bi... |
One Answer:
Arguably none of your questions have much to do with bit width, more to do with building Wireshark. Please read the Developers Guide, read it again, and then follow it exactly.
answered 29 Jul '14, 05:44 grahamb ♦ edited 29 Jul '14, 06:09 |