Not having a ser 0.9.7x src lying about, I'm relying on my 0.9.6 src, so you'll have to bear with me if the info is not 100% correct. However, if I look at the Makefile, it has a list of modules to exclude, but by default, it includes everything by directory name in the modules subdir.

Why it's not including yours is a bit of a mystery... however, if you want to make the module by hand, simply type (from the main src dir):

make modules=modules/mymodule modules

Where, of course, 'mymodule' is the name of your module directory. You could then copy the resultant file by hand to the modules directory for SER (/usr/local/lib/ser/modules)

N.

On Tue, 17 Oct 2006 07:08:13 -0400, Steve Blair wrote

Samuel:

A while back you responded to one of my posts about writing modules for SER. I am currently writing a module and I have an issue I do not understand. I'm hoping you can help.

I created a directory under the ser-0.9.7-pre3/modules source directory on my server and placed my code there along with a Makefile. If I make the code from this directory it compiles with two warnings including one about running make from the main directory.

If I cd to the main directory and run make clean my new subdirectory is visited as expected. If I then run make my modules does not get compiled. I believe the new directory is not recognized but I cannot figure out why. Would you hapen to be able to explain this behavior?

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