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OK then, i'll try something simpler:
Is there a way to use a function defined inside a driver code, into other driver code? Because i want to map some VME windows, which will be used at driver initialization time, tried something out and got the following error:
Code:
/usr1/develop/boyanov/mvmepz01/src/myVME/myVME.c:278: undefined reference to `vme_get_out_bound'
Hope you can help me out, or at least have some ideas.

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OK then, i'll try something simpler:
Is there a way to use a function defined inside a driver code, into other driver code? Because i want to map some VME windows, which will be used at driver initialization time, tried something out and got the following error:
Code:
/usr1/develop/boyanov/mvmepz01/src/myVME/myVME.c:278: undefined reference to `vme_get_out_bound'
Hope you can help me out, or at least have some ideas.

Best regards,
boyanov
Interesting deduction. Is that your final answer?

That's interesting.Why do you want to do map some VME windows which will be used at driver initialization time tried something out and got the following errorusr1developboyanovmvmepz01srcmyVMEmyVME so much? Interesting.What do you really want to ask me?
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My favourite science fiction author is Arkadii and Boris Strugatski. Yours?
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My favourite science fiction author is Arkadii and Boris Strugatski. Yours?
I have never read anything by Arkadii and Boris Strugatski. What did
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