★ wanayoo — archive 1999 http://corelinux.sourceforge.net/Nouvelle recherche | Portail wanayoo

 

CoreLinux++
Copyright © 1999, 2000 by CoreLinux Consortium
Last Modified : Tuesday, February 29, 2000

This material may be distributed only subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Open Publication License

Current stable version: libcorelinux++ 0.4.9


Table of Contents

Breaking News

What are we

Why are we

What is our intent

What is not our intent

Our Approach

Who for the how it all happens

Project Links


Breaking News

CoreLinux++ Semaphores Partial Implementation!

With the 0.4.9 we have the workings of Semaphore and SemaphoreGroup. There is more work to come for these and other system level classes.

Application Forum added!

We have added the CoreLinux++ Applications forum, accessable from our project page, to capture requests, requirements, and references to applications using the CoreLinux++ process. Drop a suggestion or detail of your development project!

What are we?

The CoreLinux Consortium was formed to provide a standards and conventions initiative for C++ development on Linux. In addition to the definitions, core C++ class libraries (LGPL) will be developed to further the ease at which other C++ development projects may base themselves.

Why are we?

In the world of Linux there is very little (although this is growing) C++ acceptance. Where there are C++ libraries they are either so specialized as to be unusable in a more generic form, trying to be so portable that the performance in the native environment suffers, or not fully analyzed and designed with extensions in mind.

What is our intent?

Project Goals
The goals of the CoreLinux++ initiative:

What is not our intent?

Not to be written for portability, but for exploitation of the Linux operating system enabling all that it has to offer to optimize performance.

Approach

The consortium will
Enlist members ( for requirements, analysis, design, and development )
Formalize conventions for Object Oriented Analysis and Design.
Formalize standards and conventions for C++ code style.
Gather requirements. Perform OOA and OOD using UML as the modeling language.
Implement designs and example drivers.

Who is making this happen

Team:

Contributors:

CoreLinux++ analysis and design models, reports and images, made possible by a contribution of No Magic, inc.,

thanks Gary!

Project Links

CoreLinux++ Object Oriented Analysis and Design Standards

CoreLinux++ Source code Standards and Guidelines DocUpdated

CoreLinux++ Developers Guide

CoreLinux++ FAQ

CoreLinux++ Process Details

CoreLinux++ Functional Requirements Index DocUpdated

CoreLinux++ Class Library Reference DocUpdated

CoreLinux++ Consortium Forums, Defect Tracking, mailing list subscription, CVS and latest releases (0.4.9)DocUpdated

GNU Lesser General Public License for source code

OpenContent Open Publication License for Documentation

If you are interested in becoming a member - drop a note to frankc@users.sourceforge.net and indicate what you would like to do.

CoreLinux++ Project hosted by