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-There is a sample module included to test module support.  To build
-it run:
-
-make plugtest.so
-
-from your powwow source directory.  This will build a test plugin that
-can be loaded using:
-
-#module plugtest
-
-If it works, when you do "#help" you will see a new command called 
-"#plugtest" that is listed.  It will just echo the arguments back
-to the terminal.  This is the minimum required to make a functional
-module for powwow 1.2.7 and later.
-
-Modules are loaded using the libdl interface with RTLD_LAZY so that
-symbol resolution is deferred until as late as possible.  This means
-that you should test any commands you create since just because a 
-module loads, that doesn't mean that there are no undefined references.
-
-The basic requirements for a module are:
-
-1) define a cmdstruct with your command name, help text, and function to
-   call
-2) add your cmdstruct to the global command list via cmd_add_command in
-   your powwow_init function.  You can also initialize anything else you
-   need here, it will be called once at module load time.
-3) perform whatever extentions you want at runtime in your custom functions
-
-For a more complete example, you should look at the powwow-perl package
-which creates the bindings from powwow using the #perl command and allows
-access to powwow internals from perl via the powwow:: namespace in perl.
-It also includes autoconf support and is probably the most complete
-module for powwow currently.