From: John Kelso (kelso++at++vt.edu)
Date: 01/25/2003 07:50:03
Hi,
We do our best to get around the pfExit bug by having all of our Performer
code go out of scope.
Something like:
void performer(void) {
all Performer code is here, or called from here
}
main () {
performer()
pfExit
}
We do a lot of other kludgey stuff to get around various Performer
weirdness. You might want to take a look at our generic DIVERSE dpf
"hello world" program. You can ignore the DIVERSE code and still see the
Performer work-arounds. I haven't messed with the work-arounds in
Performer 3.0 yet- it would be nice to see that they're no longer needed.
Or, maybe they've been replaced by new weirdnesses requiring different
work-arounds. I don't even want to think about what'll be needed to be
done for Windows...
http://www.diverse.vt.edu/dpf/releases/dpf-2.1.0/examples/helloWorld/hello.C
-John
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John Kelso email: kelso++at++vt.edu
Senior Research Associate phone: 540-231-2054
Computer Science Dept. fax: 540-231-2056
Virginia Tech
3030B Torgersen Hall, MS 0106 The DIVERSE Project:
Blacksburg, VA 24061 www.diverse.vt.edu
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