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References from Users of Code Farms Products |
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| "Thanks for writing your book and promoting better ways to design software. This stuff is so cool I have a hard time not wanting to teach my wife C++ just so I can tell her about it." |
Ross
A. Jekel, rjekel@soli.inav.net
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| "I have found your library very reliable and bug free (memory corruption, etc.). It has also been very addictive to code with. It simplifies coding immensly." |
Sebastien
Ishaq, stioo@ift.ulaval.ca
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| "This book's discussion of persistence is priceless (Taming C++ by Jiri Soukup). If you need to understand and implement persistence, this book is a must have. I'm not sure how many people need to do that, though, or I would make this book an overall must have. I personally have used the material on persistence for some of my own designs where a feature similar to persistence was required, and found the book to be very insightful as to the problems and complications you are likely to encounter." |
Cyber
Reviews, March 1998
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| "We are currently developing a large CAE/CAD/CAM database. Originally we tried, for 6 months, to do everything in C++ alone, but we were not successful. It took us less than 4 weeks to put the database to work thanks to the library. Code Farms Library had contributed a major new dimension to the inheritance mechanism, not available so far in any of the existing object oriented approaches.. . It is the most powerful toolset for the organization of data I have seen so far..." |
Dr.Hans
Gethoffer, General Manager R&D, Zuken Inc., Japan
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"We have
found the C/C++ Library to be:
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Gary
Porter, Engineering Supervisor, CAE, Harris Semiconductor
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| "Our product must operate in a heterogenous network of Sun and HP workstations, IBM PCs, and Apple Macintoshes, storing complex networks of C+ + objects. The Code Farms Library was the only product we found that could meet these requirements. In addition to the technical merit of the product we have found customer support from Code Farms to be equally impressive.." |
David
G.Seabury, V.P.Engrg, MultiQuest Corp., Schaumburg, IL
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| "Code Farms Library has been used as a tool to shorten the period of developing the program, in which it contributes to a database which stores a boolean network representing a configuration of a circuit with boolean expressions. The effect produced by using the library is that I could spend much more time in designing the data structure at a higher level, because the pointers were generated automatically and hidden. Data structure could be declared in top-down manner.." |
Masanobu
Hirarnine, Mitsubishi ASIC Design Center
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| "My student has been using the Code Farms C Library since February 1989.. The code is currently about 22,000 lines of C... We use complex data structures including hash tables, dynamic data structures for circuit networks, and graph models for floor plans. A conservative estimate of the amount of time saved by using the library is at least a few months. An added advantage of the library is that it supports and encourages object oriented programming style and thus not only shortens the development cycle, but also makes the code easier to understand and maintain." |
Prof.Gershon
Kedem, Dept. of Computer Science, Duke University
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| "Our experience with the Code Farms Library has beer very positive. We have used it on SUN workstations and on AT MS-DOS computers in two major projects: (1) to develop software for real time data acquisition and laboratory control, (2) to develop a natural language system for database access. All of our high level code is written in C and we found that library sped up our software development, and improved the readability and maintainability of our C source code.." |
Dr.Lew
Stelmach and Dr.Thom Whalen, Dept.of Comm., Gov't of Canada
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