comp.lang.idl-pvwave archive: archive

Home » Public Forums » archive » IDL to C++ compiler

Show: Today's Messages :: Show Polls :: Message Navigator
E-mail to friend

Re: IDL to C++ compiler [message #7006 is a reply to message #6956]

Mon, 16 September 1996 00:00

Tim Patterson
Messages: 65
Registered: October 1995

Member

Ding Wu wrote:
>
> Not true! Maybe you are confused by their runtime version and the
> stand-alone royalty free routine.
>
> Tim Patterson (tim@raptor.lpl.arizona.edu)wrote: :
> : I'm sure somebody on the newsgroup will correct me if I'm wrong,
> : but I seem to recall a post some time back saying that RSI
> : (the guys who produced IDL) have the capability of converting
> : IDL code into a stand-alone routine (presumably by linking
> : in all the IDL libraries and routines statically?)
> :
> : You may want to email RSI directly and ask them about this.
> :
> : Tim

Well, I used Deja News to search for the thread I was thinking
of:

" Compiling IDL ... ever likey ?"

and this was quoted in it:

"A few thoughts about the (ever-recurring) IDL compiler discussion:

1. One exists for internal use at RSI. When one makes a big
application for redistribution they can create an executable version of
of your application for you. This is quite expensive. The Visible
Human CD is a demonstration of this approach."

I guess you contacted RSI and they said this was innacurate?
Soudns like it would be more expensive than buying some run-time
licenses anyway! :)

Tim

Report message to a moderator

[Message index]

		IDL to C++ compiler By: dwu on Mon, 09 September 1996 00:00
		Re: IDL to C++ compiler By: Tim Patterson on Mon, 16 September 1996 00:00
		Re: IDL to C++ compiler By: dwu on Sun, 15 September 1996 00:00
		Re: IDL to C++ compiler By: Tim Patterson on Wed, 11 September 1996 00:00
		Re: IDL to C++ compiler By: Ding Wu on Wed, 11 September 1996 00:00

Previous Topic:	Segmentation, ROI routines wanted
Next Topic:	Re: tested random # generator?

-=] Back to Top [=-

[ Syndicate this forum (XML) ] [

] [

]

Current Time: Thu Jun 25 17:47:17 PDT 2026

Total time taken to generate the page: 1.12388 seconds