...C-Preprocessor

You should be able to use any C-compiler installed on your machine as a preprocessor by giving it the appropriate options. For example, cat argv$ 1#1 gcc -E -P - will work for gcc, or CL /EP for MS compilers.

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...jacorb/bin/idl2j

Or idl2j.bat, if you are not in a Unix environment.

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...names.

We will see examples of structured names represented as strings later.

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...used.

The reason for this distinction is simply one of performance. Alsway using org.omg.CORBA.Requests induces a lot of overhead.

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