CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Reference

OMG IDL Syntax and Semantics: Wstrings (3.10.3.3)
For C++, the iostream extraction operator for Wstring_var and Wstring_out is not supported. The
iostream insertion operator is not implemented for Wstring_out.
OMG IDL Syntax and Semantics: Fixed Type
(3.10.3.4)
NonStop CORBA does not support the fixed data type.
ORB Interface: The ORB Operations (4.2)
NonStop CORBA does not support the following ORB interface methods.
For C++, create_recursive_sequence_tc(), create_fixed_tc(), create_recursive_tc(), create_value_tc(),
create_value_box_tc(), create_native_tc(), create_abstract_interface_tc(), and get_service_information().
ORB Interface: Thread-Related Operations:
perform_work (4.2.4.2)
How an application and the ORB arrange to use compatible threading primitives is platform-specific. For
C++ NonStop CORBA provides two sets of threading primitives:
An object-oriented set of primitives in the header file nsdevent/vthread.h. Although you can use
the pthread headers directly, it is much easier to use this threading interface for most NonStop
CORBA applications. Note if you use the pthreads API directly you need to change your CORBA
applications to use the new APIs associated with pthreads (T1248) supported by NSJ 4.0.
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A procedure-oriented set of primitives in the header file spthread.h, described in the Open System
Services Programmer's Guide. This interface can be used in applications that must conform to
POSIX threading standards.
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These two header files can be used simultaneously.
ORB Interface: Thread-Related Operations: destroy
(4.2.4.5)
NonStop CORBA does not support the ORB::destroy()operation.