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That's not a framework but a function being customized. Calling everything a framework is smelly.
by jzwinck 11y ago
That's not a framework but a function being customized. Calling everything a framework is smelly.
- humanrebar 11y agoFair point, but actual C++ frameworks would benefit from the ideas in this post. Almost all of them provide a list of ICustomizationPoint interfaces to derive from. That approach complicates client code more than the framework authors probably appreciate.
- maxlybbert 11y agoI guess we've been using different frameworks. It's certainly true that the OO-frameworks provide interfaces to derive from. But others have templates to work with. In fact, the standard library does both (e.g., customizing streams via do_get() and do_put(); and providing new iterator types via std::iterator<>).