Alex Rousskov wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 02:38 -0300, Bruno Moreira Guedes wrote:
Hello,
I'm Bruno Moreira Guedes, from Brazil(sorry, I don't speak english
very well, but I'm trying).
I'm a C/C++ programmer, and I work with integrating software(hardware
X software, software X software).
I'm a student too, so I want to involve squid with my project. I need
to develop an UML project.
As I could see, squid is now trying to be object-oriented(or
multiparadigm), so it's nice to expose the transforming process.
If I develope this project using squid as an example, should it be
useful for you?
Personally, I do not know how UML is related to software. Could you give
some examples that illustrate why somebody may want to use UML with
Squid?
There are a few UML's known to me. The one I think of here I learnt way
back as a Student. It was a modeling system for code paths. The kind of
think an experienced developer does in their head. Or when needing to
present a written report about code.
That might be useful to lay Adrians worries about well-defined API's to
rest.
I'm just not sure what Bruno's UML is though. Some examples would
likewise be interesting.
If you want a real challenge Bruno; having a usable model of the squid
comm layer alone would be a great huge benefit.
Amos
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