Section 6.19 shows how smart pointers can eliminate the need to take care of memory management. The mapping for user-defined complex types is covered in Sections 6.13 to 6.18.
Sections 6.11 and 6.12 discuss the mapping for wide strings and fixed-point types. Section 6.10 presents detailed examples of memory management for strings. Section 6.9 covers memory management issues related to variable-length types, and Sections 6.3 to 6.8 cover identifiers, modules, and simple IDL types. This chapter explains how IDL types are mapped to their corresponding C++ types by an IDL compiler. Basic IDL-to-C++ Mapping 6.1 Chapter Overview IT-SC book: Advanced CORBA® Programming with C++ Chapter 6. 21.7 Servant Activators and the Evictor Pattern.21.6 Implementing a Multithreaded Server.21.4 Fundamentals of Multithreaded Servers.21.3 Motivation for Multithreaded Programs.20.6 Implementing Consumers and Suppliers.19.21 Adding Trading to the Climate Control System.19.20 Avoiding Duplicate Service Offers.18.14 Adding Naming to the Climate Control System.18.4 Structure of the Naming Service IDL.16.4 C++ Mapping for the TypeCode Pseudo-Object.14.5 Migration, Reliability, Performance, and Scalability.14.4 Indirect Binding via an Implementation Repository.12.8 Garbage Collection of CORBA Objects.12.5 A Critique of the Life Cycle Service.12.4 Destroying, Copying, and Moving Objects.10.10 Implementing the Server main Function.10.9 Implementing the Controller Servant Class.10.8 Designing the Controller Servant Class.10.7 Implementing the Thermostat Servant Class.10.6 Designing the Thermostat Servant Class.10.5 Implementing the Thermometer Servant Class.10.4 Designing the Thermometer Servant Class.10.3 The Instrument Control Protocol API.Developing a Server for the Climate Control System Developing a Client for the Climate Control System 7.13 Mapping for Operations and Attributes.6.19 User-Defined Types and _var Classes.6.17 Mapping for Recursive Structures and Unions.6.9 Variable-Length Types and _var Types.4.19 Repository Identifiers and pragma Directives.4.11 System Exceptions or User Exceptions?.3.2 Writing and Compiling an IDL Definition.2.6 General CORBA Application Development.
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