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IDL to C++0x and AMi4CCM draft RFP presentations
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Johnny Willemsen
2010-09-27 18:09:32 UTC
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Hi,

Our IDL to C++0x and AMI4CCM draft RPF presentations are now online at
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/idl-to-c0x-draft-rfp-presentation
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/ami4ccm-draft-rfp-presentation

Feel free to contact me directly if you want to know more.

Johnny Willemsen
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Thomas Richter
2010-09-28 04:53:12 UTC
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Post by Johnny Willemsen
Hi,
Our IDL to C++0x and AMI4CCM draft RPF presentations are now online at
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/idl-to-c0x-draft-rfp-presentation
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/ami4ccm-draft-rfp-presentation
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to know more.
These slides are 6 or 5 pages long and contain *no* details whatsoever.
Are you serious? There is no proposal for the C++0x binding, for example.

Don't you have anything with a bit more "meat"?

So long,
Thomas
Johnny Willemsen
2010-09-28 06:25:47 UTC
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Hi,
Post by Thomas Richter
Post by Johnny Willemsen
Our IDL to C++0x and AMI4CCM draft RPF presentations are now online at
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/idl-to-c0x-draft-rfp-presentation
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/ami4ccm-draft-rfp-presentation
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to know more.
These slides are 6 or 5 pages long and contain *no* details whatsoever.
Are you serious? There is no proposal for the C++0x binding, for example.
This is the first step in a new proposal. This is a presentation to the
OMG to get a formal request out to write a new proposal.
Post by Thomas Richter
Don't you have anything with a bit more "meat"?
Check the link on the first sheet, that is to the draft RFP itself. It
is also part of the latest TAO release, see TAO/docs/idltocpp0x.

The goal is to get the OMG to issue the RFP (request for proposals) in
December and work next year on a new language binding itself.

Johnny
Martin B.
2010-10-05 06:15:30 UTC
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Post by Johnny Willemsen
Hi,
Post by Thomas Richter
Post by Johnny Willemsen
Our IDL to C++0x and AMI4CCM draft RPF presentations are now online at
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/idl-to-c0x-draft-rfp-presentation
http://www.slideshare.net/jwillemsen/ami4ccm-draft-rfp-presentation
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to know more.
These slides are 6 or 5 pages long and contain *no* details whatsoever.
Are you serious? There is no proposal for the C++0x binding, for example.
This is the first step in a new proposal. This is a presentation to the
OMG to get a formal request out to write a new proposal.
Post by Thomas Richter
Don't you have anything with a bit more "meat"?
Check the link on the first sheet, that is to the draft RFP itself. It
is also part of the latest TAO release, see TAO/docs/idltocpp0x.
Hm. I certainly like the idea of throwing the current C++ binding
overboard! Since your proposal (the .odt from the TAO/docs) doesn't
contain any code, there's really nothing to comment on atm, but keep us
posted :-)

One thing that would be very nice if the C++ and C++0x bindings could
co-exist at the source level: Having one module using the C++ binding
and another module use the C++0x binding with the same ORB in the same
process.

cheers,
Martin
Johnny Willemsen
2010-10-05 07:22:49 UTC
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Hi,
Post by Martin B.
Post by Johnny Willemsen
Post by Thomas Richter
Don't you have anything with a bit more "meat"?
Check the link on the first sheet, that is to the draft RFP itself. It
is also part of the latest TAO release, see TAO/docs/idltocpp0x.
Hm. I certainly like the idea of throwing the current C++ binding
overboard! Since your proposal (the .odt from the TAO/docs) doesn't
contain any code, there's really nothing to comment on atm, but keep us
posted :-)
First step is to get the request for proposals out, than we can work on
making the proposal. That will be a huge amount of work, anyone
interested to help or to fund this work is welcome
Post by Martin B.
One thing that would be very nice if the C++ and C++0x bindings could
co-exist at the source level: Having one module using the C++ binding
and another module use the C++0x binding with the same ORB in the same
process.
That is another step further, let us first focus on creating a C++0x
binding.

Johnny

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