PURE_CLIENT and iceecd.lib

jkidd

Where is the cohesion mentioned between preprocessor directive ICEE_PURE_CLIENT and the iceecd.lib (I develop in a C++ Win32 Ice Embedded environment). I spent a day debugging obscure memory errors because I mistakenly used the iceed.lib instead. It really is my own mistake, but I can't seem to find it in the documentation. And by the way - there is a spelling error on page 1246 in the "Distributed Programming with Ice" (search for the word "toto") and on page 844 (search for the word tSlicehe).

matthew

This is mentioned in the README file that accompanies the distribution:

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4. Run-time Libraries
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Ice-E supports building static and dynamic Ice-E run-time libraries.
Furthermore, in order to minimize the size of Ice-E applications, two
versions of the run-time library are provided:

* The "client" library is suitable for applications requiring only
client-side functionality.

* The "server" library supports client and server-side functionality.

A simple rule of thumb is to use the server library if your program
creates an object adapter, otherwise you can use the client library.

Users of the client library must define the preprocessor macro
ICEE_PURE_CLIENT when compiling an application and link with the
appropriate run-time library.

Thanks for the manual bugs, we'll fix those.

jkidd

My bad. I see it now. However, shouldn't this also be included in the manual? I'm still kinda rookie regarding open source projects so I don't know the contume in documentation. Regard this as just a question.

dwayne

The Ice manual documents the full featured Ice, which for the most part describes Ice-E as well. The ways in which Ice-E feature are different than Ice is described in the documentation files that come with the Ice-E distribution.

jkidd

Did I mention...?

I think I forgot to mention that we succesfully made Ice run on a Linux PowerPC-405 and a Linux OMAP 3530 without any problems... (well we had some problems but they were related to the cross compiler)

michi

jkidd wrote: »

And by the way - there is a spelling error on page 1246 in the "Distributed Programming with Ice" (search for the word "toto") and on page 844 (search for the word tSlicehe).

I've fixed the "tSlicehe" one, thanks. What do you think is wrong on page 1246? It says

For example, structure members are marshaled in the order of their Slice definition; if a structure member itself is of complex type, such as a sequence, the sequence is marshaled in toto where it appears inside its enclosing structure.

I can't see anything wrong here.

Thanks,

Michi.

jkidd

I guess im the only one together with my dictionary that finds the word "toto" rather unfamiliar... is that on purpose?

matthew

I guess you need a better dictionary.

in toto - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

jkidd

Acknowledged:)