Uses of Object-Oriented Techniques in CAD/CAM Development
C. Richard Lewis
Abstract
C. Richard Lewis
Abstract
Abstract Object-oriented techniques are increasingly regarded as important in the development of computer software products. The consensus is usually that deployment of these techniques lies somewhere in the future. This article points out the uses of object-oriented techniques that have existed for more than 25 years in CAD/CAM systems, although not generally referred to in such terms, and future uses that are crucial to advanced development.
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Abstract Object-oriented techniques are increasingly regarded as important in the development of computer software products. The consensus is usually that deployment of these techniques lies somewhere in the future. This article points out the uses of object-oriented techniques that have existed for more than 25 years in CAD/CAM systems, although not generally referred to in such terms, and future uses that are crucial to advanced development.
Key concepts: CAD, Software deployment, Computer science, Development (topology), Object (grammar), Software engineering, Object-oriented programming, Engineering drawing