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which of these OO books for 1st reading ? I have done some C++ and Java programming. I want to learn OOP and majority of people advised me to go through Analyss -> Design -> Programmig path. My friend "arnuld uttre" (who hangs here sometimes ) usually calls it like: OOA -> OOD -> -> UML (notation) -> OOP --> Refactoring I am prety much a beginn... 16 Jan 2008 11:31
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Asserts for Embedded Systems I've been brewing a doc on asserts in embedded systems for awhile and finally updated it and slapped it on a wiki somewhen. http://software.wikia.com/wiki/Asserts_for_Embedded_Systems It's delibrately bold and opinionated to move the state of the art forward a bit. It's on a wiki, so don't whinge about it,... 15 Jan 2008 10:41
Derived class calling overriden base class methods As a general rule, I shy away from implementation inheritance. However, I do sometimes find it useful. My question is whether it's considered bad design for a derived class method to call the base class method it is overriding. Something like this: class BaseClass { public: virtual void DoSomething(); ... 15 Jan 2008 04:44
Q: the dreaded diamond... Several times I have come across mentions of the dreaded "diamond pattern" that can occur with multiple inheritance. I typically avoid multiple inheritance anyway, so I have not paid too much attention to the "dreaded diamond" problem, but in a recent design task the DD has emerged so naturally that I'm amazed... 14 Jan 2008 10:32
ANN assert_efficient_sql To ensure your test cases call efficient MySQL... def test_my_case assert_efficient_sql do # just wrap them in this block! end end The assertion intercepts and copies out your MySQL SELECT statements, then calls EXPLAIN on each one, and inspects the results for common problems. The g... 14 Jan 2008 08:47
UML2 - wiring provided/required ports Dear all, in UML2 the same port provides/required all interfaces respectively implemented/used by the typing classifier: is there a way to model which specific required interface is satisfied by wiring the port to another component port? For example: Let I1, I2 be two interfaces. Component C1 has a port ... 14 Jan 2008 07:04
trouble with particular aspect of MVC The view in my aplication observes the model via propertyChangeSupport (Java). This allows an observer to register as listener for a PropertyChangeEvent by passing in an event name string such as "something_happened". I have a single model object which holds the PropertyChangeSupport mechanism. This model obje... 13 Jan 2008 15:46
Fundamental terms, question (Object Thinking) Hi, I am trying to improve my OOD abilities and I reading "Object Thinking" by David West. I came across a couple of things in this book that I do not understand and I hoping someone here can help me clarify this. On p. 128, he defines the term Message: "Messages frequently take the following form: Receiv... 13 Jan 2008 15:46
object level locking and class level locking If I am OT here, please refer me. This NG was my best guess. I didn't see any "Multithreading" groups and my questions do after all pertain to OO design. I discovered a few catch phrases that may point to the information I need. Those phrases are "Object Level Locking", "Class Level Locking", and "RCU", all ... 13 Jan 2008 10:12 |