Using C++


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Using C++

Clients and servers can be built using C or C++, interchangeably. The header files and generated stub source files are defined in such a way that all Stub Support functions and generated operations allow for complete interoperability between C++ and C. They are declared with C linkage, that is, as extern "C," so that name mangling is turned off.

The stub object files can be built using C++ by specifying CC -c for the -cc_cmd option of tidl(1). The CC command can be used to compile and link client and server programs by setting and exporting the CC environment variable before running buildclient(1) and buildserver(1). For example:

tidl -cc_cmd "CC -c" -keep all t.idl
CC=CC buildserver -o server -s tv1_0 -f "-I. t_sstub.o server.c -ltrpc"

In the Windows environment, C++ compilation is normally accomplished via a flag on the compilation command line or a configuration option rather than a different command name. Use the appropriate options to get C++ compilation.