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Changelog for chapter 8 and 10 example in "Advanced CORBA
Programming with C++" by Michi Henning and Steve Vinoski,
Copyright 1999, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA. The following
changes have been made to the book's source code to make the
example work with TAO and with various platforms and compilers.
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ESSENTIAL CHANGES:
1. Changed filenames from .cc to .cpp and .hh to.h,
and modified #includes appropriatly
2. a) Unnecessary standard includes of <iostreams.h> and <assert.h> must
be removed or moved to follow the local includes in
server.h, server.cpp, client.cpp, and icp.cpp.
b) The following files may need their includes further rearranged
to avoid warnings and errors (g++). The following orderings
seem to work fine:
-server.cpp: "server.h", <algorithm>, "icp.h"
-server.h: "CCSS.h", <map>
3. removed if 0 code surrounding
operator<<(ostream & os, const CCS::Controller::EChange & ec)
definition in server.cpp and client.cpp.
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ADDITIONAL CHANGES:
4. Added .in() to _var parameters wherever needed:
-client.cpp:
-4 changes in operator<<(ostream & os, CCS::Thermometer_ptr t)
-6 changes in main(): 5 calls to is_nil(), 1 call to _narrow
-2 additions in main() of .inout() to _var parameters of set_temp().
Note: .inout() is functionally the same as .in() in this case
-server.cpp:
3 changes in main()
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TO DO:
-discrepancy in temperatures in my output vs. sample output
in book.
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