> KDE/KOffice uses Mico, which is also C++...
Right, it's a nice implementation from the little I've used it (I have
it installed to use the tcl binding).
Presumably we would want a C implementation to match the rest of our
environment, but I can't help thinking that a C++ one for the Corba
parts would be more natural (it maps to the Corba OO view of the
world).
ACE/TAO includes OS abstractions to allow porting to a *bunch* of
platforms, including real-time OSes. However, if you build the whole
package and include debugging symbols then you're taking up 1.2GB of
disk space for a from-source build (yes, that's GigaByte with a gee
:()
The libraries are substantially smaller, but the packaging is not very
good yet so you end up keeping the full installation around.
- Thomas
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Thomas Lockhart lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California