Hi Stephen
We use Thrift C++ library on some embedded devices and the performance
is good.
The library dependencies are minimal(boost header, stdc++, glibc),
with c_glib you need all the glib stuff and that's probably much more
as with the c++ library.
-Roger
Quoting Stephen Fitzgerald <[email protected]>:
I have been trying to use thrift in a small embedded system. I have been
looking into using a thrift client / server using thrift generated code.
Since the system is so small I would like to stay with c generated code
only. I have not seen any complete examples of this on the C side. I have
managed to get sending and receiving of simple data structure to work,
however I am not able to use any of the services support. When I look in
the generated files, I can only find the C source code for the client side
in regards to service support.
I have tried to generated some cpp using the same thrift input file and I
can see the send/receive (part of the service implementation) functions on
the client side and the server/processor.
Are services support on thrifts generation of C (--gen c_glibc) software?
Thank you for you help,
Stephen
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