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API Design for C++ Martin Ry
Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann

Proper API Design requires testing and verification. I thought I might mention the book: API Design for C++ (Morgan Kaufmann, 2011) by Martin Reddy and the accompanying website [1] and blog [2], in particular the articles on API design [3]. Like any complex task, it tests the limits of our attention and memory. ŏ�是一本買到現在還沒看完的書XD 在第五章Styles，作者介紹了4種不同風格的API：. Log in · Home · Archive · Contact · Feed Subscribe; Filter by APML. << 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. This requires standard unit testing as well, as something special - testing for binary compatibility There is a backward binary compatibility checker for shared libraries in C/C++. Similar to the pilots' pre-flight checklist, this list helps software designers remember obvious and not so obvious rules while designing Java APIs. The goal when designing an API is to prevent the amoeba shaking effect - e.g. Prevent each new release to completely destabilize existing usages. There are many different rules and tradeoffs to consider during Java API design. Flat C APIs; Object-Oriented C++ APIs; Template-Based APIs; Data-Driven APIs. 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. Casablanca is a Microsoft incubation effort to support cloud-based client-server communication in native code using a modern asynchronous C++ API design. An anonymous coward just provided a link to API compliance checker. Even though I live in the C++ world as opposed to Java, 99% of this is directly applicable. With an area of C + + code to illustrate each concept, Design API for C + + includes all grades of API global development strategy. There are two possible ways of releasing .. We are proposing to design a new API that makes no attempt at compatibility, but will hopefully be extensible enough to last for a long time, and at the same time tidy up rough edges in the code.