[omniORB] Error including other idls

[Mark Duncan]

Yes, I am using the C++ back-end.  I don't see anything that looks quivalent
to that.  

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My apologies. The flag I listed is only available for generating Python
code.

I don't have the C++ module installed here. What back-end are you using? I
assume C++.

Does "omnniidl -bcxx -u" show anything that looks equivalent to -Wbinline?



 

                    Mark Duncan

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I get an error saying that is an invalid flag.

Mark

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Try compiling your idl with the -Wbinline switch/flag.





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                    03/27/01 03:02 PM









Hi,

We are trying to upgrade to omniORB3 while also porting to linux.  We seem
to be having issues with including other idls within and idl.  It appears
that the stub code that is generated includes definitions from both idls.  I
looked at the previous versions of the stub code and that is definitely not
the case.  Am I missing a flag somewhere that is causing this to happen?

Example code:

test1.idl:
module test1
{
           interface echo1
           {
                     string echo1 ();
           };
};

test2.idl
#include "test1.idl"
module test2
{
           interface echo2
           {
                     string echo2 ();
           };
};

Thanks,
Mark