On 07/16/09 18:02, Terrence Miller wrote:
I was laid-off from Sun's C++ compiler team last year and have not yet
found a new job.
To avoid going crazy with nothing to do I would like to become involved
with Open Office.
Low level C++ issues such as exception handling is the area I know the
most about. I have
access to systems running Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux.
Hi Terrence,
The most, erm, interesting, area of OOo for friends of low level C/C++
stuff probably is the bridge code between Binary UNO and the various C++
ABIs (bridges/source/cpp_uno, one sub-directory per ABI). Here it is
where calls to C++ member functions are synthesized and synthetic C++
objects are instantiated, to pass UNO method calls back and forth (see
udk.openoffice.org for pointers).
Have fun,
-Stephan
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