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The generators

4.3 The generators

The generators of GINA can be found in the bin directory of the GINA installation (see section 3.2 on page 11). These are listed below:

●The generator of the Persistency Service mgen1 for analyzing C++ header files

mgen2 for generating the database schema and access methods mgendb for creating the database

mdiff replaces mgen2 in the context of schema evolution

●The T-ORB generator

config for configuring T-ORB with the WinConfig graphical user interface for creat- ing config input files.

WinConfig is only available on UNIX platforms.

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●The T-ORB generator

dogen1 for analyzing C++ header files

dogen2 for creating global interface, stub, and export interface classes

●The MIO generator

miogen1 for analyzing C++ header files

miogen2 for creating encryption and decryption methods

●The IDL compiler

idlgen for creating global interface, stub and export interface classes, as well as creating encryption and decryption methods.

The generators of the Persistency Service are described in the Developer Manual [13] and the Reference Manuals [14]. A description of the configuration options can be found in chapter 5 on page 31 of the present manual.

The T-ORB generator config is described in chapter 6 on page 43.

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V 4.0 specifications

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