Parameterized Interface Identifier Technology
An interface identifier and parameterization technology, applied in the field of parameterized interface identifier technology, can solve the problems that the same interface identifier cannot be independently calculated, components cannot be designed, etc.
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[0014] Conventional techniques for encoding interfaces that support use at the binary level (eg, COM, etc.) rely on programmers to manually generate identifiers used by each interface. Thus, this leads to further complications in coding when multiple programmers are expected to work on the same and / or related interfaces.
[0015] Techniques involving interface identifier parameterization techniques are described. In one or more implementations, these techniques can be used to influence common design paradigms used by domains such as collections and delegates. For example, parameter types can be specified to serve as the basis for expressing these paradigms while maintaining type safety and improving ease of use.
[0016] For example, to express parameter types within COM, a GUID is automatically generated for each parameterized interface. This GUID is then mapped to the interface as if it were "flattened" into the COM interface of the operation. The link ...
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