Re: [C++] src runtime questions

2007-01-10 Thread Pete Robbins
Hi Judah, scagen is a tool that generates C++ code for service proxies and wrappers. It's inputs are the component definitions from the scdl files and it looks at the C++ service interface header files. These proxies/wrappers are compiled in to the implementation dll. Cheers, On 10/01/07,

[C++] src runtime questions

2007-01-09 Thread Judah Diament
Hi, I appologize for the newbie nature of these questions, but I am starting to dive into the Tuscany C++ source code and wanted to know the following: 1) in tuscany/sca/core, what is the difference between TuscanyRuntime.h/cpp and SCARuntime.h/cpp - what role do each of these play? 2) what is

Re: [C++] src runtime questions

2007-01-09 Thread Jean-Sebastien Delfino
Judah Diament wrote: Hi, Welcome! I appologize for the newbie nature of these questions, but I am starting to dive into the Tuscany C++ source code and wanted to know the following: 1) in tuscany/sca/core, what is the difference between TuscanyRuntime.h/cpp and SCARuntime.h/cpp - what role