C++ Open Class Library (OCL) Discussion

This library is aimed at compiling with up to date C++ compilers supporting the 98 standards.
Currently only tested on gcc 4.3 and 4.4.1
This may not work on compilers that do not handle templates correctly.

Current activities under development for the Open Class Library (OCL).

The Open Class Library (OCL) aims to support a completely cross platform implementation of a C++ collection of classes, most of which are template based, providing building blocks for implementing software components, applications, etc.

This will eventually include configuration, data, i/o, memory, user interface, testing, math and type information.

Once complete, the aim of this library is to be able to produce fully working software components and applications that are easy and quick to implement.

This library is a collection of header files, which can be including individually or as a complete library, allowing developers to pick and choose the features they require.