lpw@jvc.UUCP (Lance Welsh) (08/22/89)
(Apologizes if this has been asked before, I just joined the net) Where is the best place to look for some previous experience dealing with persistent objects and such in c++? We are developing an object manager here, and there seem to be so many implementation options that I was curious to see what other people have done with issues such as: - persistent objects (placed on some mass storage medium) - object relationships (queries, concurrency, integrity) - allocation and deallocation (memory pool classes, garbage collection) - networked objects (sending messages to objects on different machines) - object versions (when the class definition changes) I am most interested in c++ implementation of persistent objects. In May/June JOOP, Unland and Schlageter presented issues such as these and a language that addressed them. Can we get by without a language to do this and just invent classes to do the work? -Lance P. Welsh uunet!jvc!lpw JVC Laboratory of America
ISSBSM@BYUVM.BITNET (Brad Marx) (10/10/90)
I have a friend who does not have access to this group so this is a posting for him. Here is his message: "Does anyone have a good definition for persistent objects? I know what they are but need a formal definition that is all inclusive if possible." Please send replies directly to him at: rustw@byuvax or rustw@yvax.byu.edu Thanks. Brad Marx