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Next Previous Contents NetWare Loadable Module Programming HOWTO Martin Hinner, < mhi@penguin.cz> Version 0.2, 04 August 2025 This document describes how to develop NetWare Loadable Modules under Linux, using GNU CC and nlmconv(1) from GNU binutils. This is not an official Novell document; I wrote it without any help or cooperation from Novell, Inc. 1. Introduction 1.1 C++ Development 1.2 Related Documentation 1.3 Copying 2. Setting Up Your Linux Box and NetWare Server 2.1 Novell NetWare Server 2.2 Linux Box With IPX/NCPFS 2.3 GNU C Compiler 2.4 nlmconv(1) from GNU binutils 2.5 The nlm-kit Package 2.6 Include Files and Documentation from the NDK 2.7 Access to the NetWare Server (Xconsole or rconsole) 3. First Step: Hello world 3.1 hello.c - Source File 3.2 hello.def - NLM header file 3.3 Makefile 3.4 GCC problems 3.5 Testing the Module 4. NLM Header file 4.1 AUTOUNLOAD 4.2 CHECK 4.3 CODESTART 4.4 COPYRIGHT 4.5 CUSTOM 4.6 DATASTART 4.7 DATE 4.8 DEBUG 4.9 DESCRIPTION 4.10 EXIT 4.11 EXPORT 4.12 FLAG_OFF 4.13 FLAG_ON 4.14 HELP 4.15 IMPORT 4.16 INPUT 4.17 MAP 4.18 MESSAGES 4.19 MODULE 4.20 MULTIPLE 4.21 NAMELEN 4.22 OS_DOMAIN 4.23 OUTPUT 4.24 PATH 4.25 PSEUDOPREEMPTION 4.26 REENTRANT 4.27 SCREENNAME 4.28 SHARELIB 4.29 STACK 4.30 STACKSIZE 4.31 STAMPEDDATA 4.32 START 4.33 SYNCHRONIZE 4.34 THREADNAME 4.35 TYPE 4.36 VERSION 4.37 XDCDATA 5. Message files 6. Help Files 7. XDC Data Files 8. Header Files (.h) 9. Import Files (.imp) 9.1 Generating Import Files Using nlmimp(1) Next Previous Contents

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