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3.2 Generating the Stub and Skeleton Modules

Next we check that the IDL definitions are valid, and create the stub and skeleton code using the IDL compiler fnidl. This is done at the command line with the simple command:

$ fnidl HelloWorld.idl
When the command completes you will (hopefully) see that two Python packages have been generated; HelloWorld which contains all of the type definitions and the stub code required by the client, and HelloWorld_skel which contains the skeleton code required by the server.



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