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This is the multithreaded version of ORBit.

It coexists peacefully with the standard ORBit version, e.g. from GNOME. Furthermore it depends on an installed version of ORBit.

To distinguish ORBit from ORBit-mt the two commands orbit-idl and orbit-config are renamed to orbit-idl-mt and orbit-config-mt resp.

For further information see

http://orbit-mt.sourceforge.net/

Have fun,
Sebastian

Debugging

If you want to debug ORBit-mt programs, you should configure ORBit-mt with

configure --enable-debug

Now you can use the following command line arguments to ORBit-mt programs to give you detailed information on what's going on:

        --ORBDebugModules=<debug module>
        --ORBDebugLevel=<debug level>

where <debug module> can be a colon seperated list of

        ORB             - the Object Tequest Broker module
        CDR             - the Common Data Representation module
        IIOP            - the Internet Inter-ORB Protocol module 
        TC              - the TypeCode module
        IR              - the Interface repository module.

where <debug level> can be one of

        warning
        message
        info
        debug

Every <debug level> also includes all levels abovve it (i.e. 'info' means 'info' and 'message' and 'warning')

You can also write all options for ORBit-mt programs (without both leading dashes and one per line) into the system-wide configuration file $sysconfdir/orbit-mt-rc or into your personal configuration file $HOME/.orbit-mt-rc


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