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// THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF
// ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
// THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A
// PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
//
// Copyright (C) 1995 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
//
// MODULE: rpcsvc.acf
//
// PURPOSE: .ACF file for rpcsvc .idl. This controls the
// aspects of the interface which do not affect
// the wire. (error handling, memory allocation, etc)
//
//
#ifdef SERVER
//
// On the server side of your application using the fast RpcSmAllocate
// is recommended in server's which do many allocations.
// Although it may be used on the client, this requires more work
// and has little performance impact.
//
#define ENABLE_ALLOC ,enable_allocate
#else
#define ENABLE_ALLOC /* client */
#endif
interface RpcServiceSample
{
// The [comm_status] and [fault_status] attributes cause the stubs
// to return any errors in an error_status_t parameter or return
// value. Otherwise, any communication errors will get raised as
// an exception. This has no performance affect, but it keeps the
// client code cleaner.
[comm_status, fault_status] Ping();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferIn1();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferIn2();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferIn3();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferOut1();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferOut2();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferOut3();
[comm_status, fault_status] BufferOut4();
[comm_status, fault_status] StructsIn1();
[comm_status, fault_status] StructsIn2();
[comm_status, fault_status] StructsIn3();
[comm_status, fault_status] ListIn();
[comm_status, fault_status] ListOut1();
[comm_status, fault_status ENABLE_ALLOC] ListOut2();
[comm_status, fault_status] UnionCall1();
[comm_status, fault_status] UnionCall2();
[comm_status, fault_status] CheckSecurity();
}