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* C++ [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/CppStd/] | * C++ [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/CppStd/] | ||
* C# [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/Cs/] | * C# [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/Cs/] | ||
| + | * Java [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/Java/] | ||
* JavaScript [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/Js/] | * JavaScript [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/Js/] | ||
* C [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/C/] | * C [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/C/] | ||
ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. API docs [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/CppCore/] for this version of the stack are available but the buffer classes are intended for internal use of the library and are as such currently undocumented. | ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. API docs [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/CppCore/] for this version of the stack are available but the buffer classes are intended for internal use of the library and are as such currently undocumented. | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 2 August 2011
Overview docs
API docs
ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. API docs [8] for this version of the stack are available but the buffer classes are intended for internal use of the library and are as such currently undocumented.