Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 19:22:44 -0700 (PDT) From: KAYVEN RIESE <kayve@sfsu.edu> To: freebsd-stable@freebsd.org Subject: Re: [mico-devel] PATH and BUGS Message-ID: <Pine.SOC.4.64.0610121922370.28839@libra.sfsu.edu> In-Reply-To: <Pine.SOC.4.64.0610121843320.28839@libra.sfsu.edu> References: <BAY121-F170026B216EF8146965D9CD7170@phx.gbl> <Pine.SOC.4.64.0610112252100.21252@libra.sfsu.edu> <Pine.SOC.4.64.0610121843320.28839@libra.sfsu.edu>
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On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, KAYVEN RIESE wrote: > i'm sorry if i was cranky. i'm going to be more RTFM-y now. > > On Wed, 11 Oct 2006, KAYVEN RIESE wrote: > >> >> i finally started rtfm-ing and i am feeling concerned.. >> first of all.. >> >> /usr/local/mico/BUGS looks alarming >> >> be solved in later releases. Please report any new problem with MICO >> 2.3.9 to mico-devel@mico.org mailing list. >> >> >> single-threaded build bugs >> -------------------------- >> Following bugs are inherited from standard MICO prior to this release, >> so they apply to MICO 2.3.8 and older releases too. Anyway >> single-threaded build of 2.3.9 should be stable as a build of >> 2.3.8. Any instability should be reported as a regression. >> >> - udp transport is not reliable while delivering oneway requests on top of >> ST-bu >> ild >> - udp transport is broken on FreeBSD 4.7 >> - MICO documentation is out-of-date >> - compilation of CSL2 fails with gcc3.3/gcc3.4 >> - test case1.idl in test/idl/error fails >> - compilation of test/idl/25 fails. >> - IDL compiler doesn't generate error on wrong operation context >> - IDL compiler handles forward declared interface of already defined >> interface in wrong way. >> >> so now with a ">" for a prompt.. >> >>> cat /usr/local/mico/VERSION >> 2.3.12 >>> >> >> so i need to deprecate my mico? >> >> i moved .. er (cp -r)'ed the /usr/local/mico/demo >> dingies to ~ but that seemed absurd pathwise but i >> was like editing all the MakeFiles (why the heck .. >> >> is it because of the "BUGS" about documentation? >> >>> cat /usr/local/mico/VERSION >> 2.3.12 >>> pwd >> /home/kayve/demo >>> ls >> MakeVars dispatcher mt >> MakeVars.install dynany obv >> MakeVars.install.in externalization pi >> MakeVars.win32 generic poa >> Makefile henning random >> Makefile.win32 interceptor security >> README interop services >> bench lifecycle shlib >> ccm ltp siegel >> codesets mcast ssl >> com-interworking mfc >> csiv2 mico-setup.csh >>> >> >> for example.. okay i can fix this: >> >> csiv2 mico-setup.csh >>> gmake >> Makefile:23: ../MakeVars: No such file or directory >> gmake: *** No rule to make target `../MakeVars'. Stop. >>> >> >> by doing a ton of editing.. what the heck? >> >> anyway.. i was folling the directions in README >> >> >>> cat README >> >> To compile any of the examples you should copy this directory to your home >> directory, change into one of the demo directories and type make: >> cp -r INSTDIR/doc/mico/examples ~/ >> cd ~/examples/account >> gmake >> where INSTDIR is the direcory MICO was installed in. If gmake cannot find >> mico-c++, mico-ld, or idl you should source the mico-setup script to setup >> paths. If your shell is one of csh,tcsh type: >> source INSTDIR/lib/mico-setup.csh >> If your shell is one of sh,ash,bash,ksh,zsh type: >> . INSTDIR/lib/mico-setup.sh >> >> Here is a short description of the examples: >> >> bench: >> simple performance measurements. run shellscript 'bench'. >> >> shlib: >> example how to use dynamic object loading. run shellscript 'hello'. >> >> services: >> CORBA services examples. >> >> dynany: >> some examples how to use DynAny. >> >> interop: >> shows MICO's interoperability with other CORBA products. >> >> siegel: >> example from Siegel's CORBA book. >> >> henning: >> patches for the examples form Henning and Vinoski's CORBA book. >> >> ssl: >> SSL example. run shellscript 'ssl'. >> >> interceptor: >> how to use interceptors. run shellscript 'runit'. >> >> poa: >> how to use the Portable Object Adapter (POA) >> >> mfc: >> how to use MICO in conjunction with the Microsoft Foundation Classes >> (MFC) >> >> random: >> accesses a random number service on the internet (www.random.org) >> >> com-interworking: >> CORBA/COM oneway interworking example >> >> codesets: >> Example showing how to use automatic character set translation >> >> mcast: >> Fault tolerance example using UDP multicasts >> >> generic: >> Demonstrates the implementation of a generic client and server >> using DII, DSI and DynAny >> >>> >> >> but there are a lot of problems.. what the heckski? is >> this the documentation BUG? >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Mico-devel mailing list >> Mico-devel@mico.org >> http://www.mico.org/mailman/listinfo/mico-devel >> > _______________________________________________ > Mico-devel mailing list > Mico-devel@mico.org > http://www.mico.org/mailman/listinfo/mico-devel >
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