vFreedom - tool for minimizing compile time dependencies in C++ logo

vFreedom overview

vFreedom is a tool for minimizing compile time dependecies in C++ projects. In a very short way: any changes, even in private part, of declaration in header file make recompile any file that includes it. It is obvious that other classes (apart from friendly class) wont't use private methods or data, but even though compilation takes place.

vFreedom is planned to use handler and prototype classes to solve this problem. Automatic conversion of source will be made. Sequential diagram of algorithm will be soon published here. vFreedom uses ANTLR generator and this C++ grammar created by David Wigg. We also plan to create GUI wizard in wxWidgets.


Authors means who is who

Mateusz 'vArDo' Biliński [email] [JID]: student of applied computer science at AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science, chairman of Computer Science Students' Organization KERNEL, coordinator and main organizer of lecture series about Linux OS called "Linux -- u mnie działa"

Sebastian Kuligowski :