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5.4 release synchronisation

Dts12 at 11:20, 23 October 2006

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If you're using the main source tree to compile your new module, then
put these two files (<CODE>mymib.[ch]</CODE>) in the directory <CODE>'agent/mibgroup'</CODE>.
You should then re-run configure to add in your new module
(<CODE>"configure --with-mib-modules=mymib"</CODE>) and recompile.

If you've got a number of new modules to add, it might be
sensible to put them all into a single subdirectory of <CODE>'mibgroup'</CODE>.
Then create a header file, listing the individual components.
This might look something like:

config_require(mymib/myObjects)
config_require(mymib/myTable)
config_require(mymib/myOtherTable)

If this was saved as the file <CODE>'mymib.h'</CODE>, then the same configure
line given above, would pull in all three modules. See the
current contents of <CODE>'agent/mibgroup'</CODE> for examples of this.

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 put these two files (<CODE>mymib.[ch]</CODE>) in the directory <CODE>'agent/mibgroup'</CODE>.
 You should then re-run configure to add in your new module
-(<CODE>"configure --with-mib-modules=mymib"</CODE>) and recompile.
+               configure --with-mib-modules=mymib
 If you've got a number of new modules to add, it might be
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 line given above, would pull in all three modules.  See the
 current contents of <CODE>'agent/mibgroup'</CODE> for examples of this.