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Akarmi - Flow

Akarmi - Flow is a template-based C++ framework. It simplifies creating programs from independent processing elements that are connected by event channels. It is currently being rewritten to use terms similar to CORBA's event service.

Tags Software Development Libraries Application Frameworks
Licenses BSD Revised
Operating Systems OS Independent
Implementation C++

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  •  12 Apr 2005 03:23
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Changes: Class names, variables, and identifiers were rewritten to use similar terms as CORBA event channels. The purpose of this is to help understand the concepts.

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  •  11 Jun 2004 11:10
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Changes: Migrating to cmake from auto tools. Autotools seemed to be overkill for this task. Using cmake is much more convenient.

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  •  04 Mar 2004 05:36
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Changes: Templates now support constructor arguments. The documentation was also updated on the project website.

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Rcomment-before 30 Jan 2004 02:02 Rcomment-trans dbeck Rcomment-after

Documentation update
The documentation of Akarmi - Flow is updated on the project homepage. I add information almost every day, so I encourage everyone interested to check them periodically.

Best regards, dbeck.

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