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This function writes all of the information contained in a given TypeCode to "stdout". | This function writes all of the information contained in a given TypeCode to "stdout". | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
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==Parameters== | ==Parameters== | ||
;tc (TypeCode) | ;tc (TypeCode):The TypeCode to be examined. | ||
:The TypeCode to be examined. | ;env (Environment *):A pointer to an Environment structure. The CORBA standard mandates the use of this structure as a standard way to return exception information when an error condition is detected. | ||
;env (Environment *) | |||
:A pointer to an Environment structure. The CORBA standard mandates the use of this structure as a standard way to return exception information when an error condition is detected. | |||
==Returns== | ==Returns== | ||
rc | rc | ||
==Remarks== | ==Remarks== | ||
The TypeCode_print function can be used during program debugging to inspect the contents of a TypeCode. It prints (in a human-readable format) all of the information contained in the TypeCode. The format of the information shown by TypeCode_print is the same form that could be used by a C programmer to code the corresponding TypeCodeNew function call to create the TypeCode. | The TypeCode_print function can be used during program debugging to inspect the contents of a TypeCode. It prints (in a human-readable format) all of the information contained in the TypeCode. The format of the information shown by TypeCode_print is the same form that could be used by a C programmer to code the corresponding TypeCodeNew function call to create the TypeCode. | ||
This function is a SOM-unique extension to the CORBA standard. | This function is a SOM-unique extension to the CORBA standard. | ||
==Related Information== | ==Related Information== | ||
*TypeCodeNew | *TypeCodeNew | ||
*TypeCode_alignment | *TypeCode_alignment | ||
*TypeCode_equal | *TypeCode_equal | ||
*TypeCode_kind | *TypeCode_kind | ||
*TypeCode_param_count | *TypeCode_param_count | ||
*TypeCode_parameter | *TypeCode_parameter | ||
*TypeCode_copy | *TypeCode_copy | ||
*TypeCode_free | *TypeCode_free | ||
*TypeCode_size | *TypeCode_size | ||
*TypeCode_setAlignment | *TypeCode_setAlignment | ||
[[Category:SOM IRF]] | [[Category:SOM IRF]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:15, 8 November 2021
This function writes all of the information contained in a given TypeCode to "stdout".
Syntax
TypeCode tc; Environment *env; TypeCode_print(tc, env);
Parameters
- tc (TypeCode)
- The TypeCode to be examined.
- env (Environment *)
- A pointer to an Environment structure. The CORBA standard mandates the use of this structure as a standard way to return exception information when an error condition is detected.
Returns
rc
Remarks
The TypeCode_print function can be used during program debugging to inspect the contents of a TypeCode. It prints (in a human-readable format) all of the information contained in the TypeCode. The format of the information shown by TypeCode_print is the same form that could be used by a C programmer to code the corresponding TypeCodeNew function call to create the TypeCode.
This function is a SOM-unique extension to the CORBA standard.
Related Information
- TypeCodeNew
- TypeCode_alignment
- TypeCode_equal
- TypeCode_kind
- TypeCode_param_count
- TypeCode_parameter
- TypeCode_copy
- TypeCode_free
- TypeCode_size
- TypeCode_setAlignment