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My problem is that I want to write a ChannelBase.ice which contains a
ChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
}
I generate a ChannelBase.cpp, and create a simple helper C functions to create a proxy to a ChannelBase server, and call the myOperation() on it. For this C file I need the ChannelBase.h and ChannelBase.obj.
Then I want to extend the ChannelBase class adding a new operation:
AdvChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
class AdvChannel extends ChannelBase
{
void myOtherOperation();
}
}
I want to create another helper C function to create an AdvChannel proxy and call the myOtherOperation() on it.
Compiling them generates 4 .obj files. That is easy. But I link these 4
obj-s together, the linker says, that (for example) the myOperation already defined ...
What is solution?
(sorry for my terrible english. I am a little bit tired now
I hope the problem is clear... )
ChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
}
I generate a ChannelBase.cpp, and create a simple helper C functions to create a proxy to a ChannelBase server, and call the myOperation() on it. For this C file I need the ChannelBase.h and ChannelBase.obj.
Then I want to extend the ChannelBase class adding a new operation:
AdvChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
class AdvChannel extends ChannelBase
{
void myOtherOperation();
}
}
I want to create another helper C function to create an AdvChannel proxy and call the myOtherOperation() on it.
Compiling them generates 4 .obj files. That is easy. But I link these 4
obj-s together, the linker says, that (for example) the myOperation already defined ...
What is solution?
(sorry for my terrible english. I am a little bit tired now
I hope the problem is clear... ) 0
Comments
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Re: Class inheritance problemOriginally posted by aroan
My problem is that I want to write a ChannelBase.ice which contains a
ChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
}
I generate a ChannelBase.cpp, and create a simple helper C functions to create a proxy to a ChannelBase server, and call the myOperation() on it. For this C file I need the ChannelBase.h and ChannelBase.obj.
Then I want to extend the ChannelBase class adding a new operation:
AdvChannelBase.ice
module MyNameSpace
{
class ChannelBase
{
void myOperation();
}
class AdvChannel extends ChannelBase
{
void myOtherOperation();
}
}
I want to create another helper C function to create an AdvChannel proxy and call the myOtherOperation() on it.
Compiling them generates 4 .obj files. That is easy. But I link these 4
obj-s together, the linker says, that (for example) the myOperation already defined ...
What is solution?
(sorry for my terrible english. I am a little bit tired now I hope the problem is clear... )
You should #include ChannelBase.ice in AdvChannelBase.ice instead of duplicating the definition of ChannelBase.
Regards, Matthew0 -
When I try to write
#include <Channel.ice>
module MyNameSpace
{
class AdvChannel extends ChannelBase
{
void myOtherOperation();
}
}
... I got "no include path in which to find Channel.ICE". It is odd, cause this file is in the current directory.
when I use "slice2cpp -IDIR .\ AdvChannel.ICE" it says "input files must end with .ice"
Any idea?0 -
If the included file is in the current directory, then you need to specify
slice2cpp -I. AdvChannel.ice
The DIR in the usage instructions for the -IDIR option is supposed to be replaced with a directory, as I've shown above.
- Mark0 -
Aham. That's working now. May be the form -I<DIR> would be more understable. And it is not clear why the actual directory is not in the include directory list by default. But after that it was my mistake :-)
Thank you for your help.0
