Murray Cumming Comneon com <Murray Cumming Comneon com> wrote: > In general, try to do what libbonobomm does. It would be nice to have a > standalone orbitcpp example, of course. If libbonobomm doesn't build then > nothing will. ... which reminds me... I have attached a small tarball which contains a complete project that uses orbitcpp, including automake, autoconf and libtool stuff. I have no idea if this code still compiles with the current versions of orbitcpp and/or GCC. I inherited this code with the SourceForge orbitcpp project, and lost it for a while. I hope nobody minds the attachment; it really is small (6K). > I'm not sure what that is in C, or how it would be useful in C++. The -skelimpl.c file contains the framework that is needed in C to create a servant, such as the vtable for method implmentations. It's not so useful in C++ because you just inherit from the base class that is generated from the IDL. No inheritance in C. The only use I can think of is generating the object definition complete with method signatures, but that can easily be done by copying the base class and running a search and replace. -- Sam "Eddie" Couter | mailto:sam couter dropbear id au Debian Developer | mailto:eddie debian org | jabber:sam teknohaus dyndns org OpenPGP fingerprint: A46B 9BB5 3148 7BEA 1F05 5BD5 8530 03AE DE89 C75C
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