We are changing the protobuf compiler and renaming some of the generated
C++ functions. This causes RPCZ to break since RPCZ's generated code
calls the protobuf generated AddDesc function. Here is an example
snippet showing what this looks like:
However, it appears that the AddDesc function generated by RPCZ is never called
and is not exposed in any header files, so this commit just deletes the RPCZ
code responsible for generating it.
We are changing the protobuf compiler and renaming some of the generated C++ functions. This causes RPCZ to break since RPCZ's generated code calls the protobuf generated AddDesc function. Here is an example snippet showing what this looks like:
However, it appears that the AddDesc function generated by RPCZ is never called and is not exposed in any header files, so this commit just deletes the RPCZ code responsible for generating it.