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ACDK brings the strength of Java to C++ developers.

Content of this chapter:    Java and C++    Following the Java Standard    Using all C++ features

 Java and C++

In ACDK, there is a combination of Java und C++, where advantages of both were combined:

• In Java, the homogeneity of an extensive standard, which is necessary for strong developmental platforms.
  
  
• In C++, the high implementation stability, good scalability, good performance features as well as, the universal openness to third systems.

Java & C++

 Following the Java Standard

When ACDK was designed, a consideration of broad compatibility in semantic, syntax and idiomatic of the Java 2.0 Standard was taken into account.

Compatibility in object model and algorithms, offer easy ports of libraries from ACDK to Java and vice versa.

Name conventions and documentation standards can be taken over.

Easy access, readability, maintainability, expansions and data exchange through compatible object serialization.

 Using all C++ features

Because ACDK is implemented in pure C++, all features of C++ can be used in ACDK.

• using C/C++ libraries
• Allocating Objects on stack.
  
• using templates.
  
• and so on