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Hi Duncan,<br>
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I have not profiled my application, I'm just<br>
starting writing new code for my new application!...<br>
I have just noticed this C++ mapping feature in<br>
omniORB and I have just to compromise with it.<br>
In fact it's not a very big prb, it's just an habit<br>
I have : trying to write the better/performant code<br>
I can, as soon as possible in my projects. This why<br>
I choose omniORB : it is, in my opinion, the most<br>
performant CORBA I ever seen.<br>
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For the moment, I will use omniORB whitout any<br>
modifications in its internal things.<br>
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Antonio.<br>
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Duncan Grisby a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">On Thursday 7 February, DA SILVA Antonio wrote:
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<pre wrap="">When I declare a parameter as "in" inside an IDL,
it is then implemented as a reference in C++.
How can I store the parameter/data I receive in this
reference without copying it?
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As others have said, in general you can't unless you escape the C++
mapping and use omniORB internal interfaces.
Before beginning to contemplate that, have you profiled your application
and found that the copying is actually an issue?
Cheers,
Duncan.
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