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From: Pankaj Chhabra <pankaj_chhabra@yahoo.com>
Subject: Problem with Module Documentation example
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Hi,

Module documentation example has a a problem. In the
example, the last line has 

DECLARE_MODULE(skeleton, skel_loader, SI_SUB_KLD,
SI_ORDER_ANY);

This is wrong, it should be 

*******************************************************
struct moduledata mydata = { "skeleton", skel_loader);
DECLARE_MODULE(skeleton, mydata, SI_SUB_KLD,
SI_ORDER_ANY);
*******************************************************

NOTE:
Although the documentation by Andrew Reiter says that
second field is a pointer to the structure moduledata,
pointer actually did not work. I had to pass the
structure as the argument.


Pankaj Chhabra
Sr. Software Engineer

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