* tao/Asynch_Invocation.h:

	* tao/Asynch_Invocation.i:
	* tao/Asynch_Invocation.cpp:
	* tao/GIOP.h:
	* tao/GIOP.cpp:
	* tao.Invocation.h:
	* tao/Invocation.i:
	* tao/Invocation.cpp:
	* tao/Object.cpp:
	* tao/Stub.cpp:
	* tao/DomainC.cpp:
	* tao/ImplRepoC.cpp:
	* tao/InterfaceC.cpp:
	* tao/MessagingC.cpp:
	* tao/POAC.cpp:
	* tao/PolicyC.cpp:
	* tao/PollableC.cpp:
	* TAO_IDL/be/be_visitor_operation/ami_cs.cpp:
	* TAO_IDL/be/be_visitor_operation/operation.cpp:
	  Optimization suggested by Irfan. Instead of marshaling the
	  operation name into the request header by using the
	  overloaded << operator for strings (which contains a
	  call to strlen), we use the version of write_string that
	  takes a length argument. The length then has to be
	  precomputed. The signatures of the TAO_GIOP_*_Invocation
	  constructors has been modified to carry this value,
	  as has the write_request_header* functions of TAO_GIOP.
	  For regular oneway, twoway, and AMI requests, this
	  value is calculated by the IDL compiler and plugged in
	  to the constructor call in the stub. For interpreted stubs
	  and regular DII requests, the Stub object calculates the length.
	  For deferred synchronous DII request, the length is calculated
	  in the invocation constructor.

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