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- Release notes: - many new features - improved stability - improved memory usage - all known leaks fixed - improved compliance with Python mapping specification - CORBA exceptions overhauled - object references implemented as class instances - works better with GNOME IDLs - etc.
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ORBit-Python provides Python bindings for ORBit, an open source CORBA
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2.2-compliant Object Request Broker.
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To paraphrase the README:
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ORBit-Python makes full use of the fact that Python is a dynamically typed
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language. It not only does away with the need for an IDL compiler, but
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takes the dynamic approach one step further by automatically discovering
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available IDL modules and transparently loading them when the corresponding
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modules get imported. When the IDL files are loaded, the appropriate
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objects and classes are created dynamically.
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Most of the ORBit types are implemented, with the exception of the fixed
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and long double types. (Wide types are partially supported and currently
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experimental.) Also, only a fairly small subset of the POA is implemented.
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Considerable effort has been taken to adhere to the Python Language Mapping
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Specification and remain compatible with other Python ORBs.
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Author: Jason Tackaberry <tack@linux.com>
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WWW: http://orbit-python.sault.org/
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-- Johann Visagie <wjv@FreeBSD.org>
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