mea culpa -- the "LINKAGE" got lost

Also the manual pages are very minimal; they really need revision


> Hello John,
>
> the serial opcodes are not displayed when using the csound -z command.
> Running your mkdb utility on my plugins64 directory, I get this message:
> No
> csound_opcode_init in /usr/local/lib/csound/plugins64//libserial.so
>
> When declaring an opcode in the OENTRY array of a plugin file, is the
> sixth
> entry of each opcode (init-time function) mandatory? Looking in the
> serial.c
> file, only serialBegin and serialWrite_i have an init-time function
> declared.
>
> Moreover, line 12 is #include "csound.h". I thought that this header file
> was reserved for API calls. Am I right?
>
> Regards
>
> François
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