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// $Id$
#include "AMH_Servant.h"
#include "Base_Server.h"
void
usage (char *message)
{
// @@ Mayur, what use is there in placing a space before a newline
// character?
//
// @@ Mayur, have you considered using string concatenation to make
// the following usage message more readable? For example:
//
// static const char * usage =
// "invoke as: mt_server -o <ior_output_file>\n"
// "-n <num_threads>\n"
// "-s <sleep_time (in microseconds)>\n";
static const char * usage =
"invoke as: st_server -o <ior_output_file> \n -s <sleep_time (in microseconds)> \n";
// @@ Mayur, why don't you just place the usage message directly in
// the below ACE_ERROR macro? It's not a big deal. It's just
// something we normally do.
ACE_ERROR ((LM_ERROR, "%s : %s", message, usage));
}
int
main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
Base_Server amh_server (&argc, argv);
amh_server.try_RT_scheduling();
amh_server.start_orb_and_poa ();
if (amh_server.parse_args () != 1)
{
usage (ACE_const_cast (char *, "IOR file missing \n"));
ACE_OS::exit (1);
}
AMH_Servant servant (amh_server.orb ());
if (servant.parse_args (&argc, argv) != 1)
{
// @@ Mayur, what use is there in placing a space before a newline
// character?
//
// @@ Mayur, why are you casting away the const-ness? Just make
// your usage() function accept "const char *".
usage (ACE_const_cast (char *, "Sleep time unspecified \n"));
ACE_OS::exit (1);
}
amh_server.register_servant (&servant);
amh_server.run_event_loop ();
return 0;
}
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