[protobuf] Services not compiling

2011-02-01 Thread jdoliner
Hi,

I'm new to protocol buffers so apologies if this is something stupid.
(I searched the forum and didn't find anything). I'm having a problem
getting services to compile. I have the following population.proto
file:


package population;

message addrinfo {
required fixed32 ip = 1;
required uint32 port = 2;
required uint32 id = 3;
}

message Join_initial {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
}

message Join_propose {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
}

message Join_respond {
required bool agree = 1;
}

message Join_mk_official {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
}

message Join_ack_official {
}

message Join_welcome {
repeated addrinfo addrs= 1;
}

service JoinService {
rpc Join (Join_initial) returns (Join_welcome);
rpc Propose (Join_propose) returns (Join_respond);
rpc Make_official (Join_mk_official) returns (Join_ack_official);
}

And when I compile it with:
protoc --cpp_out=. population.proto

I get population.pb.{cc|h} but nowhere in either one is there mention
of the JoinService class. Am I doing something wrong?

My libprotoc version is 2.4.0.

Thanks.

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Re: [protobuf] Services not compiling

2011-02-01 Thread Kenton Varda
The *_generic_services options now default to false.  You must explicitly
set them to true, e.g.:

  option cc_generic_services = true;
  option java_generic_services = true;
  option py_generic_services = true;

We decided to make these off-by-default because we want to encourage RPC
implementations to provide their own code generator plugins that generate
code appropriate for that implementation, rather than relying on protoc's
least-common-denominator generic code.

The documentation has not been updated for 2.4.0 yet.

On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 12:46 PM, jdoliner jdoli...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm new to protocol buffers so apologies if this is something stupid.
 (I searched the forum and didn't find anything). I'm having a problem
 getting services to compile. I have the following population.proto
 file:


 package population;

 message addrinfo {
required fixed32 ip = 1;
required uint32 port = 2;
required uint32 id = 3;
 }

 message Join_initial {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
 }

 message Join_propose {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
 }

 message Join_respond {
required bool agree = 1;
 }

 message Join_mk_official {
required addrinfo addr = 1;
 }

 message Join_ack_official {
 }

 message Join_welcome {
repeated addrinfo addrs= 1;
 }

 service JoinService {
rpc Join (Join_initial) returns (Join_welcome);
rpc Propose (Join_propose) returns (Join_respond);
rpc Make_official (Join_mk_official) returns (Join_ack_official);
 }

 And when I compile it with:
 protoc --cpp_out=. population.proto

 I get population.pb.{cc|h} but nowhere in either one is there mention
 of the JoinService class. Am I doing something wrong?

 My libprotoc version is 2.4.0.

 Thanks.

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