CentOS 6.6 Thrift 环境搭建

在做一个多台机器远程调用的东西，用到了thrift，使用C++语言。

yum update

yum -y install automake libtool flex bison pkgconfig gcc-c++ boost-devel libevent-devel zlib-devel python-devel ruby-devel crypto-utils openssl openssl-devel

#下载thrift

git clone https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/thrift.git

cd thrift./bootstrap.sh

./configure --with-lua=no

./configure --with-boost=/usr/include/  这里猜想是因为boost安装在/usr/include里

make

sudo make install

运行编译好的时有可能找不到相关的库，因此将相关的库（即.so文件，默认在/usr/local/lib中）处理

#  cat /etc/ld.so.conf
include ld.so.conf.d/*.conf
#  echo "/usr/local/lib" >> /etc/ld.so.conf
#  ldconfig

下面是在网上找的资料，主要参考点是其中的如何编写一个客户端服务器模式的小程序，以及如何编译运行

网址是 http://wiki.apache.org/thrift/ThriftUsageC++

getting started

The first thing you need to know is that the C++ code generated by Thrift compiles only on Unix based systems, although some success has been reported using Cygwin on Win32 in ThriftInstallationWin32.

Requirements

Make sure that your system meets the requirements as noted in ThriftRequirements

• Thrift library files
• Thrift header files.

Installing the Thrift library

Installing the Thrift library is trivial to link with the generated code.

1. Download a snapshot of Thrift and extract if you haven't done so already - Direct Link

2. Navigate to lib/cpp using the terminal of your choice

3. Run  make to compile

4. Run  make install to install the library. Your user needs root permissions.

Generating the server code

In this example we use an imaginary file called your_thrift_file.thrift:

#!/usr/local/bin/thrift --gen cpp

namespace cpp Test

service Something {
  i32 ping()
}

Now run:

thrift --gen cpp your_thrift_file.thrift

Exploring the generated code - The Server

The generated code should be under the gen-cpp directory. You will see a number of generated C++ and header files along with an automatically generated server skeleton code (in bold).

• Something.cpp
• Something.h

• Something_server.skeleton.cpp

• your_thrift_file_constants.cpp
• your_thrift_file_constants.h
• your_thrift_file_types.cpp
• your_thrift_file_types.h

Implementing the Server

Copy the generated server skeleton to a file named Something_server.cpp and keep the original:

cp Something_server.skeleton.cpp Something_server.cpp

When this server is run in console it prints "ping" on the console window each time the function is called from a client.

Here's the autogenerated skeleton file to illustrate how to write a server: Something_server.cpp