[Omc-commit] SF.net SVN: omc:[1153] cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc

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Revision: 1153
          http://omc.svn.sourceforge.net/omc/?rev=1153&view=rev
Author:   kkaempf
Date:     2008-11-06 14:41:43 +0000 (Thu, 06 Nov 2008)

Log Message:
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improve naming

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    cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/INTERNALS

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    cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/HOWTO

Deleted: cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/HOWTO
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--- cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/HOWTO	2008-11-06 14:40:54 UTC (rev 1152)
+++ cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/HOWTO	2008-11-06 14:41:43 UTC (rev 1153)
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-CMPI providers with SWIG
-------------------------
-
-Problem statement
------------------
-
-SWIG (www.swig.org) is a bindings generator used to create language
-bindings (i.e. Perl, Ruby, Python) for C or C++ libraries.
-This makes library functions accessible from a foreign language.
-
-Using SWIG to create CMPI providers reverts the flow of control. This
-is usally from the foreign language to the C or C++ library. The SWIG
-bindings 'call into' the library.
-
-Writing CMPI providers in a foreign language reverts the calling
-process. The CIMOM call into functions implemented in the foreign
-language.
-
-
-Solution
---------
-
-The problem is solved by creating a shim layer, providing a CMPI API
-towards the CIMOM and transfering calls to this API through the SWIG
-bindings into the scripting language interpreter.
-
-This shim links with and initializes the target language interpreter.
-When loaded by the CIMOM, an init function is called. This in turn
-initializes the target interpreter and calls it to load the SWIG
-binding code.
-
-It then calls an initialization function (a singleton class) which
-provides hooks to fill the function pointer table defined by CMPI.
-
-
-Target language considerations
-------------------------------
-
-Implementing a provider needs information defined in the .mof file of
-the CIM class to be instrumented. Thus the target language
-implementation is best driven by a MOF parser. The concept to be
-used here is similar to SWIG, which uses a C/C++ parser to
-automatically generate bindings.
-

Copied: cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/INTERNALS (from rev 1148, cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/HOWTO)
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--- cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/INTERNALS	                        (rev 0)
+++ cmpi-bindings/trunk/doc/INTERNALS	2008-11-06 14:41:43 UTC (rev 1153)
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+CMPI providers with SWIG
+------------------------
+
+Problem statement
+-----------------
+
+SWIG (www.swig.org) is a bindings generator used to create language
+bindings (i.e. Perl, Ruby, Python) for C or C++ libraries.
+This makes library functions accessible from a foreign language.
+
+Using SWIG to create CMPI providers reverts the flow of control. This
+is usally from the foreign language to the C or C++ library. The SWIG
+bindings 'call into' the library.
+
+Writing CMPI providers in a foreign language reverts the calling
+process. The CIMOM call into functions implemented in the foreign
+language.
+
+
+Solution
+--------
+
+The problem is solved by creating a shim layer, providing a CMPI API
+towards the CIMOM and transfering calls to this API through the SWIG
+bindings into the scripting language interpreter.
+
+This shim links with and initializes the target language interpreter.
+When loaded by the CIMOM, an init function is called. This in turn
+initializes the target interpreter and calls it to load the SWIG
+binding code.
+
+It then calls an initialization function (a singleton class) which
+provides hooks to fill the function pointer table defined by CMPI.
+
+
+Target language considerations
+------------------------------
+
+Implementing a provider needs information defined in the .mof file of
+the CIM class to be instrumented. Thus the target language
+implementation is best driven by a MOF parser. The concept to be
+used here is similar to SWIG, which uses a C/C++ parser to
+automatically generate bindings.
+


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