Using 'libc' functions in a STREAM 64-bit module

Question

Hi,
Finally I got to compile and load the STREAM module, the problem I had was a matter of the compiler I was using.
But now I would like to know how could I use functions typically encapsulated in libraries in my module. For example, I would like to use 'memcpy' which is in libc.
I have tried to extract its '.o' from libc.a (ar -x /usr/lib/libc.a memcpy.o) and then link it with my module : /usr/ccs/bin/ld -r -o mymodule mymodule.o memcpy.o, but it returns the following error:
ld: fatal: file memcpy.o: wrong machine class
ld: fatal: file processing errors: no output writen to mymodule
I guess that it is because, since 64-bit Solaris environments do not have static libraries, the file memcpy.o I am trying to link is 32 bits.
I have also tried to link mymodule with a dynamic library:
/usr/ccs/bin/ld -r -o mymodule -L/usr/lib/sparcv9/ -dy -Bdynamic mymodule.o -lc
but I cannot load the module and the error that I can see in the console is:
/kernel/strmod/sparcv9/mymodule: undefined symbol memcpy
WARNING: mod_load: cannot load module 'mymodule'
So I guess it is not possible to link a kernel module with a dynamic library.
Could somebody give me a clue of how could I do it, if it is possible??
Thank you in advance
Regards
Elena
(my email es: "[email protected]")

Answer 1

OK........ Couple of things I see....
func.as
package{
public class func{ // This is the name of your class and as
such, it needs a constructor.....
public function func() {
// Doesn't need to do anything
Your import should be inside your package but outside the
class definition
You need to import your package into your Flash shell before
you can call the BackToMenu funciton (this is the real reason for
the error).
If you get an error about not being able to nest packages,
you'll need to adjust things
package com.mysite.common {
the above line will assume that you have folders relative to
your flash shell of the same names.....
com \ mysite \ common \ func.as
If this doesn't make sense, just let me know. We'll get it
straightened out.