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| ACM
Crossroads Objective Viewpoint |
| ACM Crossroads is the
student magazine of the Association for Computing Machinery.
Crossroads has a column called Objective Viewpoint which focuses
on C++ and on Java. |
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| C++
Under The Hood |
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C++ has rapidly gained in popularity in recent
years and has clearly established itself as the next generation
programming language. With C already in widespread use among
embedded and real-time software developers, it is hardly
surprising that many of these same developers are turning to C++
for their next projects. This paper is a detailed description of
C++ in embedded and real-time design.
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| C/C++
Users Journal |
| Practical technical
information, with an extensive code archive, for advanced C/C++
programmers. A monthly hardcopy magazine since 1983. |
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| Contracts:
From Analysis to C++ Implementation |
| Describes a set of
techniques and tools (an environment) facilitating prototyping
of, providing general mechanisms for, object-oriented
architectures based on the idea of assertion checking and Design
by Contract (DbC) in C++. |
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| Embedded
C++ - View from Dinkumware |
| March, 1999: A seminar,
presented by P.J. Plauger at the Embedded Systems Conference,
Chicago, Illinois Why Embedded C++? C++ is a powerful language
that is finally becoming standardized, but it is also large,
particularly compared to C: |
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| OMT++ |
| Papers Presentations on
Object-Oriented Software Development |
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| Testing
the Borland C++ Library |
| I recently gave an overview
of available C++ compilers, from the standpoint of conformance
to the C++ Standard. (See “Standard C/C++: Frequently Answered
Questions, The C/C++ Users Journal, November 1999.) Here is one
of the observations I made: The other big PC-based compiler
vendors, such as Microsoft and Borland, still have several
language features to add. |
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Embedded C++ high-speed to the target |
| EC++ is the specification
of a subset of C++ which has the aim to produce efficient target
code (referred to code size and performance) without loosing the
advantages of the object-oriented attempt of C++ (reusability
and maintainability at this). According to the EC++ standard
libraries are also required, which are co-ordinated to an
embedded development tool chain as well as offering conformity
to the EC++ specification. Overview paper. |
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