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../presentations/Abstype.ppt ../code/str ../code/hiding/Evils.doc ../presentations/SoftwareDesign.ppt ../presentations/Design.ppt ../presentations/Principles.ppt ../presentations/DesignRules.ppt ../presentations/DesignStrategies.ppt ../presentations/modules.ppt A module is a physical package of code in files. In this course, by module, we mean those source code files that constitute a compilable entity. The result of compilation may be an execution image (exe), a dynamic link library (dll), or an object file (obj).
A simple module example is provided in the code directory: ../code/str. ../presentations/notation.ppt When discussing object oriented designs, we will often use a subset of the Universal Modeling Language (UML), described briefly in these notes. You also may wish to consult bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,31863,00.html