Object.h File Reference

#include "tao/IOPC.h"
#include "tao/CORBA_methods.h"
#include "tao/Policy_ForwardC.h"
#include "tao/Pseudo_VarOut_T.h"
#include "tao/Object_Argument_T.h"
#include "tao/Arg_Traits_T.h"
#include "tao/Any_Insert_Policy_T.h"
#include <atomic>
#include "tao/Object.inl"

Classes
class	CORBA::Object
	Implementation of a CORBA object reference. More...
class	TAO::Arg_Traits< CORBA::Object >
struct	TAO::Objref_Traits< CORBA::Object >
struct	TAO::In_Object_Argument_Cloner_T< CORBA::InterfaceDef_ptr >

Namespaces
namespace	TAO
	Define symbolic names for the ORB collocation strategies as used at runtime.
namespace	CORBA
	FUZZ: disable check_for_include/.

Macros
Reference Count Management
These are the standard CORBA object reference count manipulations methods.
#define	TAO_OBJECT_USES_STD_ATOMIC_REFCOUNT
	Number of outstanding references to this object.

Typedefs
typedef ContextList *	CORBA::ContextList_ptr

Functions
template<>
Boolean	CORBA::is_nil (Object_ptr)
CORBA::Boolean	operator<< (TAO_OutputCDR &, const CORBA::Object *)
CORBA::Boolean	operator>> (TAO_InputCDR &, CORBA::Object *&)

Variables
TAO::Object_Proxy_Broker *(*	_TAO_Object_Proxy_Broker_Factory_function_pointer )()

Detailed Description

A "Object" is an entity that can be the target of an invocation using an ORB. All CORBA objects provide this functionality. See the CORBA 3.x specification for details.

Author

Portions Copyright 1994-1995 by Sun Microsystems Inc.

Portions Copyright 1997-2002 by Washington University

Macro Definition Documentation

TAO_OBJECT_USES_STD_ATOMIC_REFCOUNT

#define TAO_OBJECT_USES_STD_ATOMIC_REFCOUNT

Number of outstanding references to this object.

Function Documentation

operator<<()

CORBA::Boolean operator<<	(	TAO_OutputCDR &	cdr,
		const CORBA::Object *	x )

operator>>()

CORBA::Boolean operator>>	(	TAO_InputCDR &	cdr,
		CORBA::Object *&	x )

Variable Documentation

_TAO_Object_Proxy_Broker_Factory_function_pointer

TAO::Object_Proxy_Broker *(* _TAO_Object_Proxy_Broker_Factory_function_pointer) () ( )

extern

This function pointer is set only when the Portable server library is present.