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Timor: adding "qualifying" and "attribute" types to the OO realm.
I'm currently learning about somebody's home-grown distributed object system in Java, which makes
lots of use of source-code augmentation; you run your code through a processor that adds magic code to your .java file to support distributivity. It kinda sucks because there's all this extra gunk that is either missing and you don't realize it, or is there and is in your way and has scary comments around it saying it is auto-generated code and shouldn't be touched. Timor will supposedly help make component-based reuse a reality and lets you augment things without disturbing the originals, so that sounds nice to me just now. (Not that I will get to use it any time soon, probably.) Maybe it is all just fancy-talk for AOP?
By raould at 2006-05-31 00:30 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 5311 reads
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