Kind of, you will note that it is based on COM, exactly to prevent ABI issues.
Which is what Windows has been doing since C++ replaced C for most of the systems programming stuff, around Vista timeframe.
Which is what Windows has been doing since C++ replaced C for most of the systems programming stuff, around Vista timeframe.
There is no COM whatsoever, no IPC, no IDL, nothing, dunno where do you get that from.
I just find it funny to claim that C++ was even partially to blame for Be's demise, when Mac OS X since its first public release actually embraced C++ for a much more delicate component.
I get that from knowing my way around OS X, naturally it isn't Windows COM, rather shares many of the same ideas,
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/De...
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/De...
> I just find it funny to claim that C++ was even partially to blame for Be's demise, when Mac OS X since its first public release actually embraced C++ for a much more delicate component.
I think that those that use such argument tend to be on anti-C++ crowd, they forget that NeXTSTEP even had Objective-C++ as well.
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Co...