empec++

EMPEC++(1)                                                          EMPEC++(1)



NAME
       empec++  -  compiles  C++  programs  invoking  the  EMPRESS Precompiler
       libraries

SYNOPSIS
       empec++ [empec++_options] [cc_options] file ...

DESCRIPTION
       Empec++ invokes C++ Compiler with the  EMPRESS  Precompiler  libraries.
       The  file  list should include the OUTFILE and SUPPORTFILE generated by
       empesql.  These have the default names of mpout.c and  mpsup.c  respec-
       tively. Empecc_options are:

       -c++_compiler compiler_name   Invokes a C++ compiler different than the
                                     default one specified in  MSSYS_CCOMPILER
                                     of $EMPRESSPATH/config/options file.

       -echoline                     Print  out the contents of the executable
                                     without generating an output file.

       -listlines                    Print out the contents of the  executable
                                     in  multiple  lines without generating an
                                     output file.

       -linker filename              Use the given filename to do linking  and
                                     do not compile.

       -noglobmain                   Use  this  option  if msmain is not used.
                                     Some compiler complains if this option is
                                     not used.

       -noshlib  [-loadpsmapi]        Do  not  use  Empress shared library. If
                                     additional  option  loadpsmapi  is  used,
                                     load those extra Empress static libraries
                                     needed  for  Persistant  Stored   Modules
                                     (PSM).

       -sptrash                      Trash the memory space when the memory is
                                     free. This option can be used as  a  tool
                                     to  debug  memory problem. Empress shared
                                     libraries will not be used if this option
                                     is specified.

       -pthread                      Generates  thread-safe  code  for program
                                     that is written  for  the  multi-threaded
                                     application. This means that Empress rou-
                                     tines can be invoked in a  multi-threaded
                                     application.  This  is  done  by multiple
                                     threads in parallel; however their execu-
                                     tion is serialized. The net effect is the
                                     same as  running  in  a  single  threaded
                                     environment.

                                     The effect of an ESQL statement is global
                                     to all threads.  For example, the opening
                                     or  closing of a table from one thread is
                                     visible to all the threads within a  pro-
                                     cess.  The multi-threaded application has
                                     the responsibility for using  these  ESQL
                                     statements in a thread-safe manner, which
                                     is different from whether  or  not  these
                                     ESQL  statements  are  thread-safe.   For
                                     example,  a  multi-threaded   application
                                     that  closes a table that is still in use
                                     by other threads within  the  application
                                     is  not using the close statement thread-
                                     safely.

                                     In particular, various EXEC SQL sequences
                                     should  be  protected  by  user-specified
                                     explicit  synchronization  constructs  if
                                     they  are used in multiple threads. These
                                     include transactions: START  TRANSACTION,
                                     ..., COMMIT/ROLLBACK TRANSACTION and cur-
                                     sor usages:  OPEN  CURSOR,  FETCH,  CLOSE
                                     CURSOR.

                                     Various  global  constructs are specified
                                     in ANSI SQL  for  returning  status/error
                                     information.   The global constructs that
                                     are  thread-safe  are:  SQLCODE,  SQLCNT,
                                     SQLWARN0. Other global constructs such as
                                     SQLCMD, SQLWARN1,  SQLERRMC  and  mroperr
                                     are not thread-safe.

       -spmalloc                     Use  malloc  to allocate space instead of
                                     Empress' memory  manager.  It  is  useful
                                     when  a  third-party  memory  debugger is
                                     used.   Usually,  it   is   slower   than
                                     Empress' memory manager.

FILES
       EMPRESS libraries

SEE ALSO
       empesql(1), empcc(1), empef77(1)

       Empress Host Language: The SQL Precompiler

DIAGNOSTICS
       See cc(1).

HISTORY
       Written  by  Empress  Software  Inc..   All material is copyrighted and
       licensed.  Use on non-licensed CPUs is prohibited.



Empress 8.62                 Empress Software Inc.                  EMPEC++(1)