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Difference between Design and Architecture Dear all, Whats the difference between Design and Architecture? In my opinion, design is the superset of architecture, because architecture needs design or design should precede architecture. For example, in a three tier architecture, I design first tier as the presentation, second tier as the business and thi... 15 Jun 2006 09:41
Calling same method in inherited classes It's easy to call a method for some objects that resist in a collection. For example the Dispose method could be called for each object in an array. But how could this be done for methods in a class hierarchy? Let me consider a virtual method myMethode as an example. A class A gets implented and has the myMethod... 11 Apr 2006 23:31
Do You Get What You Measure? Hi I've been working with a small cluster of organisations on metrics-driven approaches to software process improvement. The work is based on the theory that, regardless of what methods, practices and tools teams use, if you measure some aspect of their performance (e.g., lines of code per iteration) then that's... 19 Apr 2006 00:20
multimethod + multiple inheritance I am writing some C code to support multimethod dispatch and multiple inheritance (aggregation -> Tree only, no DAG) within the context of class-based object model in ISO C99. Technically, no problem arose and I have everything in hand. All the problem I have are design problems (choices). Since I am not very f... 5 Apr 2006 07:39
Unit Testing and Test Cases Here's my understanding as of now. If I were writing a function bool IsValidContact(Offerer objOfferer, Accepter objAccepter, TermsAndConditions objTermsAndConditions); Before writing the function, I'd enlist all the conditions that must be met for a contract to be valid. Something along the lines of: 1... 13 Mar 2006 17:06
Teaching OO Hi. I'm looking for ideas for a OO programing course with C++. I need some good examples of programs that one can write that are not to big (a few hundred up to a thousand lines) is alright, but still feels meaningful. Any books, internet references you can give me? Thank you very much. ... 2 Feb 2006 15:05
Requirements management - Traceability Hi, In my past work I am familiar with using the Rational tools and for Requirements Management we used Req Pro. I have heard of but am not familiar with Doors. Now with a new open source project on the horizon I would either build, but preferably find a tool to do the following: 1) Uniquely identify, cate... 12 Feb 2006 10:20
Simple inheritence question This is something I find myself doing and I'm not sure it is correct. Say we have a class to represent a scrabble tile and a subclass to represent a blank. in the parent I have an isBlank method that always returns false in the subclass it always returns true I also have an overridden changeLetter method as ... 17 Feb 2006 04:24
Deployment flowcharts vs. cross-functional flowcharts Hi I have a problem. It's about as the topic say: Deployment flowcharts vs. cross-functional flowcharts. My question is: what is the difference between Deployment flowcharts & cross-functional flowcharts? If there is any. I can't seem to find anything of value about cross-functional flowcharts so I have a b... 30 Nov 2005 06:44 |