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Include files

To write a PaCO++ client you don't have to include the classic CORBA h file. As example, if you write a interface.idl file, you are used to include the interface.h file. With PaCO++, you have to, for each parallel interface that you want to use, include a different file. Each file has the following skeleton :

[your idl file name]PaCO_[modules names]_[parallel interface name]_client.h

Example : interface.idl $\Rightarrow$ interfacePaCO_Basic_Example_client.h

Then, you have to include the files for your distribution librairies and your thread and communication library. The figure [*] shows an example of the PaCO++ specific includes files.

Figure: PaCO++ specific includes
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2013-04-10