hi > MiG stands for Mach interface Generator, a kind of > RPC over Mach pors. > Didn't the flux project > (http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux) at Utah already do > something like this. They have an IDL compiler > called flick > (http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/flick) which can use > Mach ports as one of the > the transports. yes that is true.The same flick can be used for compiling *.defs or *.idl etc. and for IIOP code generation. The difference is that Flick is made in components with 3 separate pieces for compiling the various formats of IDLs,producing the code in different languages like c or C++,getting the code to be generated for IPC ,IIOP etc. It is highly flexible,unlike MIG which is basically for IPC and c language.
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