From:	gsanthan AT bisc DOT EECS DOT Berkeley DOT EDU (Gopal Santhanam)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	NEW: Component-based programming with Connective C++
Date:	23 Jul 1998 18:58:50 GMT
Organization:	University of California, Berkeley
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Hello,

Quintessent Technologies has recently released the Connective C++
Compiler v1.0.  Connective C++ is a new language, based on C++, that
provides the functionality required to support component-based
programming.  The key feature of this language is its support of
objects known as "components" which have very well-defined interface
constructs.  This type of architecture can be beneficial in almost all
areas of software engineering.

The compiler is freely available through the official CC++ homepage:
http://www.quintessent.com/products/cc++/
Several major platforms are supported, including MS-DOS DJGPP.

The language is easy to learn and I strongly encourage everyone to
visit the web site for detailed documentation and examples.

Regards,
Gopal Santhanam
gsanthan AT eecs DOT berkeley DOT edu

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