paj@uk.co.gec-mrc (Paul Johnson) (04/19/91)
Does anyone out there know of any coding guidelines for C++ which will enhance reusability and portability? If so, could you please mail me with a reference or a copy? Also, how reusable are the major C++ libraries? Does anyone base their work on the NIH or libg++ libraries? Are these things actually worth learning and using? Thanks in advance, Paul. Paul Johnson | Isn't modern education wonderful: one size fits all! -------------^------------------v-------------------------v------------------- GEC-Marconi Research is not | Telex: 995016 GECRES G | Tel: +44 245 73331 responsible for my opinions. | Inet: paj@gec-mrc.co.uk | Fax: +44 245 75244
jwalsh@amon-ra.Rational.COM (James Walsh) (05/03/91)
paj@uk.co.gec-mrc (Paul Johnson) writes: >Does anyone out there know of any coding guidelines for C++ which will >enhance reusability and portability? If so, could you please mail me >with a reference or a copy? >Also, how reusable are the major C++ libraries? Does anyone base >their work on the NIH or libg++ libraries? Are these things actually >worth learning and using? >Thanks in advance, >Paul. >Paul Johnson | Isn't modern education wonderful: one size fits all! >-------------^------------------v-------------------------v------------------- >GEC-Marconi Research is not | Telex: 995016 GECRES G | Tel: +44 245 73331 >responsible for my opinions. | Inet: paj@gec-mrc.co.uk | Fax: +44 245 75244 Reply: I came across a very theoretical and abstract paper (not coding guidelines) called "Object-oriented software design metrics: A Measurement Theory approach" by Shyam Chidamber and Chris Kemerer of MIT, (617) 253-2971 which they submitted to OOPSLA '91. Also rbm@mozart.att.com (Robert Murray, AT&T Bell Labs (908) 580-5742) has a paper "C++ Strategy and Tactics", and mike@taumet.com (Michael S. Ball, TauMetric Corp, Costa Mesa CA) has a paper called "Advanced C++ Programming". If you find out anything else--or about C++ testing analysis tools--could you let me know? -- David Kaelbling (408) 496-3600 c/o Rational; 3320 Scott Boulevard; Santa Clara, CA 95054-3197 Email: DKaelbling@Rational.COM, or uucp {uunet,ubvax,aeras}!igor!drk
mike@taumet.com (Michael S. Ball) (05/04/91)
In article <jwalsh.673211957@amon-ra> jwalsh@amon-ra.Rational.COM (James Walsh) writes: >a paper "C++ Strategy and Tactics", and mike@taumet.com (Michael S. >Ball, TauMetric Corp, Costa Mesa CA) has a paper called "Advanced C++ >Programming". Unfortunately, I don't have such a paper. I gave a tutorial with that tital at SCOOP West, which is probably the source of the confusion. Also, we are in La Mesa, which is a suburb of San Diego, not Costa Mesa. -- Michael S. Ball mike@taumet.com TauMetric Corporation (619)697-7607