Cross-platform support middleware: Difference between revisions

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* Let <math>S</math> be the set of provided services, and <math>s_m</math> the <math>M+1</math> elements of that set, with <math>m \in [0,M]</math>.

* Let <math>P</math> be the set of supported platforms, and <math>p^n</math> the <math>N</math> elements of that set, with <math>n \in [1,N]</math>.

* The special service <math>s_0</math> denotes the set of trivially cross-platform services provided (e.g. programming language, buffered I/O, etc.).

* Thus, a CPSM can be defined as: <blockquote><math>A = CPSM(S, P)</math></blockquote> Where the strong condition for the existence of <math>A</math> is that every service in <math>S</math> is available in every platform in <math>P</math>.

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* [[wxWidgets]]

* [[Boost C++ Libraries]]

* [[GTK%2B+]]

==References==