import "Policy.pidl";
import "InterfaceDef.pidl";
Include dependency graph for Domain.pidl:
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namespace | CORBA |
Classes | |
interface | CORBA::DomainManager |
interface | CORBA::ConstructionPolicy |
Typedefs | |
typedef sequence< DomainManager > | DomainManagerList |
Variables | |
const PolicyType | SecConstruction = 11 |
This file was used to generate the code in DomainC.{h,inl,cpp}.
The steps to regenerate the code are as follows:
1. Run the tao_idl compiler on the patched pidl file. The command used for this is:
tao_idl -o orig -Gp -Gd -Ge 1 -GA -Wb,export_macro=TAO_Export -Wb,export_include=TAO_Export.h -Wb,pre_include="ace/pre.h" -Wb,post_include="ace/post.h" Domain.pidl
2. Then patch the generated code. This patch (a) eliminates cycles in the include dependencies.
Apply patches using the following commands:
cp orig/DomainC.{h,i,cpp} . cp orig/Domain{S,S_T}.{h,i,cpp} Domain patch < diffs/Domain.diff
3. You'll have to move the Domain skeleton files from TAO/tao to the TAO_Domain library by hand.
Note: The diffs were generated with these commands:
for i in DomainC.{h,cpp}; do diff -wBbu orig/$i $i; done > diffs/Domain.diff
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