ILU Reference Manual

• ILU Concepts
  • Introduction
  • Objects
    • Instantiation
    • Singleton Object Types
    • String Binding Handle
    • Inheritance
    • Subtype Relationships
    • Siblings
    • Garbage Collection
  • Error Signalling
  • ILU and the OMG CORBA
• The ISL Interface Language
  • General Syntax
    • Identifiers
    • Reserved Words
  • Statement Syntax
    • The Interface Header
    • Type Declarations
      • Primitive types
      • Constructor overview
      • Array Declarations
      • Sequence Declarations
      • Generalized Array Declarations
      • Record Declarations
      • Union Declarations
      • Optional Declarations
      • Enumeration Declarations
      • Object Type Declarations
    • Exception Declarations
    • Constant Declarations
      • Integer, Cardinal, and Byte Constants
      • Real Constants
      • ilu.CString Constants
      • Examples of Constants
  • ilu.isl
  • Name mapping for target languages
    • C mapping
    • C++ mapping
    • Modula-3 mapping
    • CommonLisp mapping
  • ISL Grammar
• Using ILU with Common Lisp
  • ILU Mappings to Common Lisp
    • Generating Common Lisp Surrogate and True Stubs
    • Packages & Symbols
    • Types
  • Using a Module from Common Lisp
  • Implementing a Module in Common Lisp
  • Dumping an image with ILU
  • The Portable DEFSYSTEM Module
  • ILU Common Lisp Lightweight Processes
• Using ILU with C++
  • The ISL Mapping to C++
    • Names
    • Stub Generation
    • Tailoring C++ Names
  • Libraries and Linking
  • Makefiles
• Using ILU with ANSI C
  • Introduction
  • The ISL Mapping to ANSI C
    • Names
    • Mapping Type Constructs Into ANSI C
      • Records
      • Unions
      • Floating Point Values
      • Sequences
    • Objects and Methods
      • Inheritance
      • Object Implementation
    • Exceptions
    • True Module (Server Module) Construction
    • Using ILU Modules
    • Stub Generation
    • Tailoring Identifier Names
  • Libraries and Linking
  • ILU C API
    • Type Manipulation
    • Object Manipulation
    • Server Manipulation
    • CORBA Compatibility Macros
• Using ILU with Modula-3
  • The ISL Mapping to Modula-3
    • Names
    • Types
    • Exceptions
    • Example
  • Stub Generation
  • Server Programming
  • Client Programming
  • Client or Server Programming
  • Libraries and Linking
  • Makefiles
• Using OMG IDL with ILU
  • Invocation
  • Translation
    • Anonymous types
    • Topmodules mode
    • Imports mode
    • Unsupported constructs
• Debugging ILU Programs
  • Registration of interfaces
  • ILU trace debugging
  • Bug Reporting and Comments
  • Use of gdb
• Installation of ILU
  • Installing on a UNIX System
    • Prerequisites
    • Configuration
    • Building
    • Environment Variables
    • Examples
  • Bug Reporting and Comments
• Using Imake with ILU
  • Creating `Makefile's from `Imakefile's
  • ANSI C Usage
    • ANSI C ILU imake Macros
  • C++ Usage
    • C++ ILU imake Macros
  • Modula-3 Usage
    • Modula-3 ILU imake Macros
• ILU Internals
  • Introduction
  • Objects
  • Program Numbers
• The TIM Documentation Language
  • TIM
  • TIM Tools
• The ILU Common Lisp Portable DEFSYSTEM Module
  • Pathname Support
• The ILU Common Lisp Lightweight Process System
  • Introduction
  • Overview Of The ILU CL Process Model
    • The Scheduler Process
    • States Of Processes
    • Removing Or Killing Processes
    • Properties Of Processes
    • Process Locks
  • Functional Overview
  • Implementation Architecture
  • General Limitations
  • How To Use The ILU CL Process Interface
  • How To Program The ILU CL Process Interface
  • The ILU CL Process Interface
    • The Process Object
    • Querying The Status Of The Scheduler And All Processes
    • Starting And Killing Processes
    • Waiting A Process
    • Activating And Deactivating Processes
    • Accessing And Modifying The Properties Of A Process
    • Miscellaneous Process/Scheduler Functions And Macros
    • Process Locks Interface
  • Handling Errors
  • Notes
  • References
• Index of Concepts
• Index of Functions, Variables, and Types