In programming we some times need to choose between several implementations of the same functionality based on the run-time types of several arguments. This is called Dynamic Multiple Dispatch. One example of Dynamic Multiple Dispatch is the geom-etry dispatcher in OpenTissue, which takes a pair of geometry objects and selects a collision-detection function based on the objects type. Unfortunately C++ does not support Dynamic Multiple Dispatch natively, and the previous implementation of the geometry dispatcher used static type enumeration, a static function lookup table and conversion through void pointers. In this project I have explored two methods for approximat-ing dynamic multiple dispatch in C++ and I have compared their flexibility,...
AbstractGoals of flexibility and re-usability in typed object-oriented languages suggest the require...
Arrays are such a rich and fundamental data type that they tend to be built into a language, either ...
Many object-oriented languages allow encapsulation of data. We identify a conflict between data enc...
AbstractMultiple dispatch–the selection of a function to be invoked based on the dynamic type of two...
Multiple dispatch allows determining the actual method to be executed, depending on the dynamic type...
1 Introduction A major advantage of object-oriented languages is abstraction. The most important lan...
Double dispatch is the ability of selecting dynamically a method not only according to the run-time ...
Many popular object-oriented programming languages, such as C++, Smalltalk-80, Java, and Eiffel, do ...
Multiple dispatch uses the run time types of more than one argument to a method call to determine wh...
AbstractGoals of flexibility and re-usability in typed object-oriented languages suggest the require...
Dynamic binding in object-oriented languages is perhaps the most important semantic aspect of these ...
Mainstream object-oriented languages, such as C++ and Java1, provide only a restricted form of polym...
Multi-methods are a straightforward extension of traditional (single) dynamic dispatch, which is the...
Multiple dispatching provides increased expressive power over single dispatching by guiding method l...
In java, method dispatch is done at runtime, by late-binding, with respect to the dynamic type of th...
AbstractGoals of flexibility and re-usability in typed object-oriented languages suggest the require...
Arrays are such a rich and fundamental data type that they tend to be built into a language, either ...
Many object-oriented languages allow encapsulation of data. We identify a conflict between data enc...
AbstractMultiple dispatch–the selection of a function to be invoked based on the dynamic type of two...
Multiple dispatch allows determining the actual method to be executed, depending on the dynamic type...
1 Introduction A major advantage of object-oriented languages is abstraction. The most important lan...
Double dispatch is the ability of selecting dynamically a method not only according to the run-time ...
Many popular object-oriented programming languages, such as C++, Smalltalk-80, Java, and Eiffel, do ...
Multiple dispatch uses the run time types of more than one argument to a method call to determine wh...
AbstractGoals of flexibility and re-usability in typed object-oriented languages suggest the require...
Dynamic binding in object-oriented languages is perhaps the most important semantic aspect of these ...
Mainstream object-oriented languages, such as C++ and Java1, provide only a restricted form of polym...
Multi-methods are a straightforward extension of traditional (single) dynamic dispatch, which is the...
Multiple dispatching provides increased expressive power over single dispatching by guiding method l...
In java, method dispatch is done at runtime, by late-binding, with respect to the dynamic type of th...
AbstractGoals of flexibility and re-usability in typed object-oriented languages suggest the require...
Arrays are such a rich and fundamental data type that they tend to be built into a language, either ...
Many object-oriented languages allow encapsulation of data. We identify a conflict between data enc...