API Design for C++ by Martin Ry

API Design for C++



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API Design for C++ Martin Ry ebook
Page: 446
Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0123850037, 9780123850034


C++ was designed to be backwardly compatible with C. A very tight API has very few public methods and extensibility points, where a very loose API exposes everything and allows everything to be extended. I will focus here on MEL and the Maya c++ API. Therefore, I think it's critical to factor the C/C++ API design so that as much of it as possible is writable in application level python on top of a small core that does the final C++ dispatch. Log in · Home · Archive · Contact · Feed Subscribe; Filter by APML. Graphics&more: Morgan Kaufmann (2-2011) | PDF | 472 pages | 0123850037 | 4.7Mb API Design for C++ /by Martin Reddy. As a result, APIs are not well designed or properly built and wind up costing both the vendor and its customers tens of thousands of dollars in ongoing maintenance due to infrastructure costs and the drain on engineering resources. Other good resources for API design are Chapter 4 “Designs and Declarations” from “Effective C++” by Scott Meyers [3], and “Effective Java” by Joshua Bloch [4]. After reviewing hundreds of actual SaaS APIs, many up to par and others distinctly subpar http://www.apibook.com/blog/archives/95 API Design for C++. The scripting languages MEL and Python are key to Maya being open and extensible. Casablanca is a Microsoft incubation effort to support cloud-based client-server communication in native code using a modern asynchronous C++ API design. Since C++ is extensible, one could actually create their own std::basic_streambuf derived class which works with file descriptors, and attach it to an std::ostream, which can then be used with anything that works with a stream for output. During the design of Maya, the c++ API was built in to maximize its extensibility. [読書]API Design for C++ 02:59 API Design for C++を含むブックマーク API Design for C++のブックマークコメント. << TiltEffect for Windows 8 Metro XAML | Creating a DirectX XAML control using C++/CX >> So over time, I have built myself a couple of mantras when I work on an API, and it generally is about how 'tight' or 'loose' you design your API. If you are designing a C API, have each function return a success/error code. For C++/Java/.NET, provide custom exception classes. The style of software programming interfaces can impact the behavior, abilities, security, and ease of use of stop-consumer applications. The task of designing a web service or API that adheres to the REST guidelines then becomes an exercise in identifying the resources that will be exposed and how they will be affected by the different request methods. Today we are announcing Casablanca, a Microsoft incubation effort to support cloud based client-server communication in native code using a modern asynchronous C++ API design.

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