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>>>>> "ls" == Lennart Staflin <le...@ly...> writes:

  ecm> However, the ir.dump file doesn't contain any definitions for
  ecm> exceptions in the IDL interfaces, so I still get calls to
  ecm> IR-LOOKUP-ID and thus to the external IR whenever an exception
  ecm> needs to be resolved. Is the problem in IR-ADD-ALL?

  ls> Yes, it does not recurese into interfaces and it does not store
  ls> the typecodes into the iir correctly. I have commited a fixed
  ls> version of loadup.lisp into the sourceforge CVS.

the new version works, many thanks. 

BTW, in clorb-options.lisp the variable *host* still defaults to
"127.0.0.1"; I assume this won't work when sending an IOR to a distant
machine. I use

,----
| (defparameter *host*
|   #+(or cmu sbcl)
|   (unix:unix-gethostname)
|   #+clisp
|   (let ((mi (machine-instance)))
|     (subseq mi 0 (position #\Space mi))))
`----

-- 
Eric Marsden                          <URL:" rel="nofollow">http://www.laas.fr/~emarsden/>

Eric Marsden wrote:

> I would like to use CLORB only with a local interface repository. I
> have created an ir.dump file with
>
>    (download-ir)
>    (save-ir)
>
> and then during application initialization I read the repository with
>
>    (load-ir)
>
> However, the ir.dump file doesn't contain any definitions for
> exceptions in the IDL interfaces, so I still get calls to IR-LOOKUP-ID
> and thus to the external IR whenever an exception needs to be
> resolved. Is the problem in IR-ADD-ALL?

Yes, it does not recurese into interfaces and it does not store the
typecodes into the iir correctly.
I have commited a fixed version of loadup.lisp into the sourceforge CVS.

//Lennart

Hi,

I would like to use CLORB only with a local interface repository. I
have created an ir.dump file with

   (download-ir)
   (save-ir)

and then during application initialization I read the repository with

   (load-ir)

However, the ir.dump file doesn't contain any definitions for
exceptions in the IDL interfaces, so I still get calls to IR-LOOKUP-ID
and thus to the external IR whenever an exception needs to be
resolved. Is the problem in IR-ADD-ALL?

-- 
Eric Marsden                          <URL:" rel="nofollow">http://www.laas.fr/~emarsden/>