PPI++ (parallel portability interface in C++) is designed to serve as a stable (unchanging) interface between the client parallel code and the rapidly evolving distributed computing environments. By taking advantage of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism supported by C++, PPI++ provides a ...
Key elements of OOP are data encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism. These elements may be used to create program frameworks, which define abstractions for software objects that can be reused as common program code, and augmented through customization. While these three key elements are common ...
3.1.5. Replace Delegation with Inheritance Inheritance is used to share functionality between two classes [21]. Delegation allows the dynamic changing of the delegate, which cannot be done with a superclass in most object-oriented programming languages. If one replaces delegation with inheritance, ...