C++ Booch Components

Platforms: Windows and UNIX workstations
Source code only

Designed by Grady Booch to support the Booch Method of software design, the C++ Booch Components are a mature set of core, reusable C++ classes that support a variety of storage and concurrency management options.

Using the C++ Booch Components, you have three concurrency options when instantiating collections:

• Unguarded collections: Use these in single-threaded environments like Windows 3.1. Multithread- safe.
• Guarded collections: Use these in multithreaded environments where application developers want to handle their own locking. Multithread-aware.
• Synchronized collections: Use these in multithreaded environments where application developers want the locking to happen automatically. Multithread-hot!

Each type of collection can be bounded, unbounded, or dynamic. Exception classes simplify error handling, and all classes are template-based to provide you with type safety and flexibility. The C++ Booch Components include data structures, tools, utility classes, support classes, and test classes.

Order information     Tools.h++     Heap.h++