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This page walks you through the steps of creating an IPDL protocol and writing the C++ code that implements the required interfaces. | This page walks you through the steps of creating an IPDL protocol and writing the C++ code that implements the required interfaces. It is intended to be a practical complement to the more abstract [[IPDL/Getting started guide]]. | ||
== Broadly understand IPDL's C++ environment == | |||
== Write the IPDL "Hello, world" protocol == | |||
== Run the IPDL compiler == | |||
== Implement your protocol's generated C++ interface == | |||
== Put it all together == | |||
== Write a slightly less trivial protocol == | |||
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== Write the IPDL specification == | == Write the IPDL specification == | ||
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If you followed the path to creating a standalone binary, you can run the test harness by executing <code>$objdir/dist/bin/ipctestharness</code>. | If you followed the path to creating a standalone binary, you can run the test harness by executing <code>$objdir/dist/bin/ipctestharness</code>. | ||
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Revision as of 23:46, 17 July 2009
This page walks you through the steps of creating an IPDL protocol and writing the C++ code that implements the required interfaces. It is intended to be a practical complement to the more abstract IPDL/Getting started guide.