Re: Re: software design clarification
Markus Elfring <[email protected]> Thu, 03 May 2007 14:42:23 +0200
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> you are losing me too. please rephrase. > The word "platform" is used in Java case to refer to the virtual > machine, not the language. And this is extension of hardware platform > in computing context. > I've got several software platforms in mind that are mainly characterised by the programming language that will be used to implement the data processing for the source files. The currently discussed implementation languages do provide similar features like inheritance (object-orientation) and exception handling. The supported features can be mapped to different syntaxes. It is unclear if such a mapping from a high-level class specification to the target language can be automatically performed by a free tool in all use cases. - SWIG shows an example for the creation of interfaces from C++ to other targets. - IDL specifies another mapping for CORBA services. Is the structure of the class libraries that are provided by Synopsis for Python and C++ similar? > Again, i am lost. > provide diagrams of what you try to do, > your English is abysmally difficult to understand. Oops! Thanks for your hint. I hope that I can improve my wording as you suggested. Regards, Markus