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Library composition and adaptation using c++ concepts
2007
Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Generative programming and component engineering - GPCE '07
Large scale software is composed of libraries produced by different entities. Non-intrusive and efficient mechanisms for adapting data structures from one library to conform to APIs of another are essential for the success of large software projects. Concepts and concept maps, planned features for the next version of C++, have been designed to support adaptation, promising generic, non-intrusive, efficient, and identity preserving adapters. This paper analyses the use of concept maps for
doi:10.1145/1289971.1289984
dblp:conf/gpce/JarviMS07
fatcat:icwyeaxx2ng23e2hhwooo44fge