OWBI1_CommonFwd.hpp

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#ifndef OWBI1_COMMON_FWD_HPP_INCLUDE_GUARD_
#define OWBI1_COMMON_FWD_HPP_INCLUDE_GUARD_
#include "OWBI1_config.h"
#include "OWBI1_ArrayFwd.hpp"
#include "OWBI1_IntrusiveReference.hpp"
#include "OWBI1_CIMFwd.hpp"

// Yeah I know this is forbidden by the standard, but what am I gonna do?  #include <algorithm> ? I think not.
// If it causes a problem on some compiler, just #ifdef a fix in.
#ifdef OWBI1_WIN32
// someone who cares about windows should fix this to be a forward declaration for less so
// that *everything* doesn't end up including <functional>
#include <functional>
#else
namespace std
{
   template <typename T> class less;
}
#endif

namespace OWBI1
{

struct LogMessage;

class Logger;
typedef IntrusiveReference<Logger> LoggerRef;

class String;
typedef Array<String> StringArray;

class Char16;
typedef Array<Char16> Char16Array;

class DateTime;

class OperationContext;

template <class T> class Enumeration;

class Bool;
typedef Array<Bool>              BoolArray;

class SessionLanguage;
typedef IntrusiveReference<SessionLanguage> SessionLanguageRef;

class CIMOMHandleIFC;
typedef IntrusiveReference<CIMOMHandleIFC> CIMOMHandleIFCRef;

template <typename T> class ResultHandlerIFC;
typedef ResultHandlerIFC<CIMClass> CIMClassResultHandlerIFC;
typedef ResultHandlerIFC<CIMInstance> CIMInstanceResultHandlerIFC;
typedef ResultHandlerIFC<CIMObjectPath> CIMObjectPathResultHandlerIFC;
typedef ResultHandlerIFC<CIMQualifierType> CIMQualifierTypeResultHandlerIFC;
typedef ResultHandlerIFC<CIMName> CIMNameResultHandlerIFC;


// internal implementation details, but necessary for the headers to compile. DO NOT USE!
namespace detail
{

class DateTimeRep;

typedef COWIntrusiveReference<DateTimeRep> DateTimeRepRef;

} // end namespace detail

} // end namespace OWBI1

#endif

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