Calling module symbols from inside the kernel !

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Is it possible to access symbols exported by modules from inside the kernel ?

I put a funtion call inside the kernel code but this funtion must be implemented in a module. I tried export as a module symbol but when i tried to recompile the kernel.. :-(

Warning: implicit declaration of my_funtion
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Error: Undefined reference to my_funtion.

How can i fix this mistake!????

Thanks in advance,
Cris Amon.
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