hi folks!
i'm just curious... does linux have a binary compatibility programming
standard like COM on the MS platforms? asking lang, kasi i havent
encountered any equivalent so far... w/c begs the question, does linux or
unix for that matter even NEED something similar to COM? for distributed
objects, i know there's CORBA, but what about plain local objects that might
not necessarily need an object request broker?
regards,
joel
=)
ps.
come to think of it, what compiled programming languages are there on linux
anyway? if most apps are predominantly done in C/C++ i guess the issue of
binary compatibility would be pointless; the regular shared libraries would
do, rather than have a COM implementation....
just thinking out loud...
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