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  • From: "Eduardo I. Jiménez" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2001 21:43:16 -0500

Hi. I am not exactly an expert in Cocoa, but I am not a beginner.

Now, I'm trying to develop a very complex application. This application has a very complex design in terms of classes and relationships (about 150+ classes). Now, my basic problem is the following: this design has many classes with multiple inheritance. I've tried to think of ways of dealing with the problem, but I have not found an elegant solution. My last resort is developing the "model" part of my application in C++, which offers the features I need to implement this, and then using those C++ classes from the "Controller" in my Cocoa application. Could someone brief me in the complexities of doing this?. What kinds of problems can I run into.

Also, does anyone have an useful resource available about how to model multiple inheritance in non-multiple inheritance capable languages? I know there are many papers available, but some digested online resource (or advice) would be helpful.

Thanks

Eduardo Jimenez


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