OpenFusion TAO 1.5 Release Notes

Contents

The OpenFusion TAO 1.5 Release Notes cover the following topics:

Supported Platforms and Compilers

OpenFusion TAO Directory Organisation

Default Build Options

TAO 1.5 Features

Upgrading to OpenFusion TAO 1.5

Fixed Bugs

Changes and Enhancements

Interoperability and Compatibility

Known Issues

Supported Platforms and Compilers

PrismTech offers various builds:

See the table below for build availability.

Platform / Architecture / Compiler Standard Inline Debug
SunOS 5.10 Generic / SPARC / Sun Studio 10 C++ 5.7 - 32 bits Yes Yes Yes
SunOS 5.10 Generic / SPARC / Sun Studio 9 C++ 5.6 - 64 bits / ipV6 Yes No Yes
SunOS 5.10 Generic / SPARC / Sun Studio 9 C++ 5.6 - 32 bits / ipV6 Yes No No
SunOS 5.10 Generic / SPARC / gcc version 3.4.4 Yes Yes Yes
SunOS 5.9 Generic_112233-12 / SPARC / Sun Studio 9 C++ 5.6 - 64 bits No Yes Yes
SunOS 5.8 Generic_108528-17 / SPARC / Sun ONE Studio 8, Compiler Collection C++ 5.5 - 32 bits Yes Yes Yes
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 4 (Nahant Update 2) / x86 / gcc version 3.4.4 Yes Yes Yes
Suse Linux 9.3 / x86 / gcc version 3.3.3 Yes No No
MontaVista Linux PRO 3.1 PQ3 target (Red Hat 9 host) / 85xx PowerPC / gcc version 3.4.1 Yes No No
Microsoft Windows / x86 / Microsoft Visual C++ v7.1 (MFC) - 32 bits Yes Yes Yes
Microsoft Windows / x86 / Microsoft Visual C++ v7.1 (No MFC) - 32 bits Yes Yes Yes

PrismTech supports a wide variety of platforms and compilers. For an up-to-date list, contact us via http://www.prismtechnologies.com/

Additional operating system / compiler combinations may be supported based on demand.

OpenFusion TAO Directory Organisation

The OpenFusion TAO directory organisation is different from other TAO distributions.

The PrismTech distribution has a modified directory structure to make it more readable and usable.

The directory structure is as follows:

OpenFusion TAO Default Build Options

PrismTech's TAO distribution is by default built with the following options:

Key: The values in the Must Match column have the meanings defined below.

Y - the application must have the same value as the build
N - the application may use any value it chooses
E = the application can only use this option if it was set at build time
B - this option is only effective at build time

The inline, debug and MFC flags are set according to the build. See the build availability list above.


Option Description Must Match Default Build Flags (Solaris, HP-UX, Linux, LynxOS) Default Build Flags (Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows XP)
exceptions Enable native C++ exceptions Y 1 1
Include_env Enable ACE_TRY_ENV macro backward compatibility mode. Y 0 0
rtti Enable C++ RTTI N 1 0
optimize Turn on compiler optimiztion N 1 1
repo Use GNU template repository N 0 0
fast Use -fast compiler option (SunCC only) N 0 0
threads Enable threads (if OS supports) Y 1 1
purify Third party product support N 0 0
quantify Third party product support N 0 0
shared_libs Build shared libraries E 1 0
static_libs Build archive libraries E 0 0
shared_libs_only Build shared libraries only E 1 0
static_libs_only Build static libraries only E 0 0
minimum_corba Build with minimum CORBA support B 0 0
probe Enable ACE_Timeprobes B 0 0
profile Enable profiling N 0 0
xt_reactor Build with xt reactor Y 0* 0
fl_reactor Build with fl reactor Y 0 0
tk_reactor Build with tk reactor Y 0 0
qt-reactor Build with Qt reactor Y 0 0
ami Enable Asynchronous Method Invocation (AMI) Y 1 1
smart_proxies Enable Smart Proxies Y 0 0
corba_messaging Enable CORBA Messaging Y 1 1
rt_corba Enable Real-time CORBA support Y 1 1
Interface_repo Enable Interface Repository support N 1 1
interceptors Enable portable interceptors Y 1 1
fakesvcconf Build in default Service Configurator options B 0 0

* The Sun ONE Studio 7, 8, 9 and 10 and HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.39 compiler builds have the xt_reactor flag set to 1.

TAO 1.5 Features

Product deliverables

The following libraries and executables are the TAO product deliverables:

Known Issues


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