Perf: Any call operation id() only for supported types #903 #1046
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Operation id() is only available for types: for tk_objref, tk_struct, tk_union, tk_enum, tk_alias, tk_value, tk_value_box, tk_native, tk_abstract_interface tk_local_interface, tk_except tk_component, tk_home and tk_event. In other cases exception is generated and performance degraded on my tests up to 9%. In case of exception the whole try/catch have no sense. See CORBA 3.3 standard Chapter 8.11.1 "The TypeCode Interface" for list of types.
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Operation id() is only available for types: for tk_objref, tk_struct, tk_union, tk_enum, tk_alias,
tk_value, tk_value_box, tk_native, tk_abstract_interface
tk_local_interface, tk_except
tk_component, tk_home and tk_event.
In other cases exception is generated and performance degraded on my tests up to 9%.
In case of exception the whole try/catch have no sense.
See CORBA 3.3 standard Chapter 8.11.1 "The TypeCode Interface" for list of types.