Questions tagged [cross-language]

In programming, "cross-language" or "multi-language" refers to features that operate across multiple programming languages.

In programming, "cross-language" or "multi-language" refers to features that operate across multiple programming languages.

Cross-language features include type systems, data formats, storage layouts, etc. which are common across multiple languages. They help applications or services written in different languages to inter-operate and exchange information.

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Passing notifications between programs written in different programming languages

I work in a team of people with experience in varied programming languages. Recently we were required to build a report when an order is placed in our system. Our ecommerce store runs on PHP and the program to send the report was written in Java.…
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Should I use the "die" idiom in C++?

If we implement the following function: template [[noreturn]] inline bool die(std::string_view message_format = "", Ts&&... args); We can then write: if (bad_thing_happened()) die("A bad thing happened!"); or, for…
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What should be in a PIMPL?

I am kinda trying to implement a windowing library in C++, the circumstances are forcing me to implement it all myself, that's not the point of this question however. My question is: What should be in a PIMPL class? What attributes, to be more…
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how to implement cross-platform / cross-technology system in common practice

Reading and observing some of the startups and well-known services, almost every time I found that people there are using cross-technology system in their architecture. For example like Twitter, used ruby on rails on their front-end parts, and scala…
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Cross platform/language library

Im going to be rewriting a library from .net to something that can be used on different platforms (Mac, Linux, Windows, Android). But i am also hoping that it can be used accross languages (c#, python, java). My initial thought was that c++ would be…
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