Note: Read the file ../INSTALL first!

If you are using the SGI C++ compiler with ORBacus, you must use the
option "-exceptions" with CC.

We found that the SGI C++ compiler 7.30 fails with an internal error
when compiling the file TestResolveStr.cpp with optimization. As a
workaround you can compile this particular file without optimization.

In order to create 64 bit code the option "-64" has to be added as
extra compiler flag and "-DNDEBUG" is required as extra preprocessor
flag.

If you want to create a library containing code generated by the
IDL-to-C++ translator, you should use CC -exceptions -ar instead of
ar, for example:

CC -exceptions -ar -o libMyLib.a obj1.o obj2.o obj3.o

This will create a library libMyLib.a from the object files obj1.o,
obj2.o and obj3.o, including all template instantiations.

To link programs with a single-threaded ORBacus library, you do not
need any special network libraries. The standard library contains
everything that is required.

In case you are using a multi-threaded ORBacus version with
JThreads/C++, please also follow the instructions from the README
files included with the JThreads/C++ distribution.

When compiling ORBacus with GNU C++ 2.8.1 make sure that you followed
the platform specific installation instructions for the GNU compiler.
Especially you have to install GNU C++ based on the native SGI
assembler, not based on the GNU binutils. You might get a lot of
warnings when linking under IRIX 6. These warnings can be ignored.
