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* Move C++ stuff from {{Uno/UDKlink|cppu}} to {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}}.
 
* Move C++ stuff from {{Uno/UDKlink|cppu}} to {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}}.
 
* Move {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}} bootstrap stuff to [[Uno/Binary|Binary Uno]] and let it provide a 'C' interface. Implement current {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}} API as wrappers.
 
* Move {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}} bootstrap stuff to [[Uno/Binary|Binary Uno]] and let it provide a 'C' interface. Implement current {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper}} API as wrappers.
* Move {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper/source/shlib.cxx}} into the library loader ({{Uno/UDKlink|stoc/source/loader}}. Let the library loader provide a C/C++ API.
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* Move {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper/source/shlib.cxx}} into the library loader ({{Uno/UDKlink|stoc/source/loader}}). Let the library loader provide a C/C++ API.
 
* Move {{Uno/UDKlink|cppuhelper/source/component_context.cxx}} into into its own core component in {{Uno/UDKlink|stoc}}.
 
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Revision as of 13:26, 26 October 2006

ToDos and potential ToDos.

General

Clear Separation between C and C++ and Core Components

Naming Clean up

  • Rename module udk/cppu to reflect that it is implementing the Binary Uno runtime.
  • Rename module udk/cppuhelper to reflect that it is implementing the C++ Uno runtime.
  • Move the util/io module from the util project into the UDK project.
  • Move the udk/jut/util module into the UDK project.
  • Rename the Binary Uno to JNI (Jave Native Interface) bridge: java_uno -> jni_uno. Because that is what the bridge is about.
  • Rename the Binary Uno to Remote Uno bridge: urp_uno -> remote_uno. Because that is what the bridge is about (actually, there is no URP object to program against, at least not in Binary Uno).
  • Remove the "lib" prefixes under UNIX from the Binary Uno bridges.
  • Rename udk/cpputools to something like "unotools" (unfortunately this name is already in use).

Simplification and Performance

  • Remove the Binary Uno Object Binary Interface (OBI) (struct uno_Interface) and friends, replace it with one of the platform C++ OBIs.
  • Support direct access of Uno types in Uno IDL, without includes.
  • Let the *makers retrieve type information from the type providers and not from rdb files.
  • Harmonize initial object access for Remote Uno and components -> it is actually the same. E.g.
    "uno:library;[gcc3];<implementation name>"
    may be used to access an instance factory, or any other object of interest.
  • Leverage Purpose Bridges for global variables, e.g. the "ServiceManager" or the "ComponentContext". Use this for bootstrapping as well. E.g.
    Reference<XComponentContext> cppu::getComponentContext();
    always returns the current component context. It is usable in components, libraries or applications and may even bootstrap Uno, if no context is available yet.
  • Remove all exception specifications.
  • Consolidate the Binary Uno structs "uno_Environment" and "uno_ExtEnvironment".
  • Remove #ifndef EXCEPTIONS_OFF macros, actually C++ Uno is not usable without exceptions anyway.
  • Is SAL_CALL really necessary for "inline" stuff? If not, remove it.
  • Unify command line interface for all Uno tools.
  • Convert the ProxyFactory service into a library and deprecate it.

Features

  • Introduce process lifecycle based on living threads.
  • Have Uno package support for the URE.
  • Move the UCB into the URE.
  • Move the configr mgr. into the URE.
  • Uno alien type support e.g. for Java (e.g. a type description provider implemented in Java based on Java reflection).
  • A Uno-SOAP Bridge.
  • Allow (remote) proxy detection, needed for remote detection and optimizations.
  • Zones.
  • Write man pages.
  • Various IDE integrations.
  • Allow connection parameters in environment descriptions for remote environments, e.g.
    "remote[urp,socket=<port>,host=<name>]"
    .
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