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30 October 2007
Suggestions for gSOAP on OpenVMS
Please enter comments containing your suggestions and ideas around gSOAP on OpenVMS.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
Hi!
I'm using the GSOAP-VMS-AXP-VMS73-2-02 kit, though my comments probably apply cross-architecture, cross-version. A few nitpicks with regard to the math sample:
- There are no prototypes (except in the documentation) for the GSOAP$ routines.
- The file name math.h is unfortunate. When I wrote prototypes for the GSOAP$ routines, I put them in a file named [samples.math]soapdefs.h (which is included by default, if WITH_SOAPDEFS_H is defined). When I added [] to the C flags, guess what happened when something included <math.h>...
- As there is no client, the soapcpp2 call in build.com could use the "-S" option to only generate server-side files.
1 comment:
Hi!
I'm using the GSOAP-VMS-AXP-VMS73-2-02 kit, though my comments probably apply cross-architecture, cross-version. A few nitpicks with regard to the math sample:
- There are no prototypes (except in the documentation) for the GSOAP$ routines.
- The file name math.h is unfortunate. When I wrote prototypes for the GSOAP$ routines, I put them in a file named [samples.math]soapdefs.h (which is included by default, if WITH_SOAPDEFS_H is defined). When I added [] to the C flags, guess what happened when something included <math.h>...
- As there is no client, the soapcpp2 call in build.com could use the "-S" option to only generate server-side files.
Best regards,
Martin
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