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It's difficult to provide a definitive answer to that.  The
 
It's difficult to provide a definitive answer to that.  The
 
best we can do is suggest a checklist that might help pinpoint
 
best we can do is suggest a checklist that might help pinpoint
 
the source of the problem.  Try looking at the following:
 
the source of the problem.  Try looking at the following:
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* Is the new module being compiled?<BR>(Delete any .o files, and re-run 'make'. Are the .o files re-created?)
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* Is the new module being compiled?<BR>(Delete any <CODE>.o</CODE> files, and re-run <CODE>'make'</CODE>. Are the <CODE>.o</CODE> files re-created?)
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* Is it being included in the agent library?<BR>(Run 'nm' on the library and look for the names of the initialisation routine and variable handlers)
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* Is it being included in the agent library?<BR>(Run <CODE>'nm'</CODE> on the library and look for the names of the initialisation routine and variable handlers)
    
* Is the initialisation routine being run?<BR>(Activate the debugging code that you put into this routine.  You '''do''' include debugging code as a matter of course, don't you?)
 
* Is the initialisation routine being run?<BR>(Activate the debugging code that you put into this routine.  You '''do''' include debugging code as a matter of course, don't you?)
   Exception encountered, of type "Error"