B. T. Harrison. Using DCE. DEC Professional, pages 44--54, July 1992.

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....declarations. The third form of the type information is a tree with sibling and child fields. The stub compiler builds this tree during the declaration 28 of an identifier s type and stores it in the type symbol table. An example is shown is Figure 4.2. typdef struct int integer; char string[20]; struct float foo; char word[10] union char character; short short int; long long int; inner union; outer struct; inner[200] unsigned int num; Node Representation TYPE CONST type name MODIFIER array size STRUCT outer struct 1 INT 1 CHAR 20 STRUCT 200 UNION 1 FLOAT 1 ....

....5.1 Transparency The first issue that we will discuss is the issue of transparency. First, consider DCE RPC. To use the DCE RPC package, a user goes through several steps. The user must first create a file using the DCE Interface Definition Language (IDL) and run it through the IDL compiler [20]. The interface definition consists of the function prototypes, any types specifically associated with the remote procedures, and a uniqueuniversal identifier(uuid) which the user can generate with uuidgen [15] The user then writes the client application code, the server initialization code, and ....

B. T. Harrison. Using DCE. DEC Professional, pages 44--54, July 1992.

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