OO & C++ vs C & Realtime

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3 total messages Started by hanasaki Fri, 19 Dec 1997 00:00

#951

Author: hanasaki
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 1997 00:00

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I am looking for a comparison of C vs C++ in terms of features and performance.

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I am looking for anything that shows C++ and/or OO is viable for realtime systems.  Success stories ect... The best would be a OO argument followed by C++ is viable for Realtime OO.

I am under a tight time constraint.  Please email responses directly to me.

Thanks in advance.

Re: OO & C++ vs C & Realtime

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Author: Thomas Gagne
Date: Sat, 20 Dec 1997 00:00

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There is a paper at home.t-online.de/home/exept that discusses how they
handle real-time process control with Smalltalk and C.

Re: OO & C++ vs C & Realtime

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Author: Henning Rietz
Date: Mon, 22 Dec 1997 00:00

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>I am looking for anything that shows C++ and/or OO is viable for realtime
systems.  Success stories ect... The best would be a OO >argument followed
by C++ is viable for Realtime OO.


You might be interested in an industry survey that we did on "Object
Technology in Telecommunications". There is a chapter on realtime issues and
also a long long bibliography.
You can find more info under

    http://www.condat.de/uk/aktuell/oo.htm

Henning
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Condat GmbH    Telephone: +49.30.39094-179
Alt-Moabit 91D    Fax:  +49.30.39094-300
10559 Berlin, Germany   E-Mail:  rietz@condat.de

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