CoreLibrary

CoreLibrary is a versatile object library designed for C++ that can run on multiple platforms including MacOSX, Linux, Win32, and PocketPC. Equipped with an extensive range of essential objects such as Strings, Threads, and Collections, CoreLibrary has the capability of transmitting objects over the network much like CORBA. It is designed to serve as the fundamental object classes for C++, comparable to those provided by Java.

Each object in CoreLibrary is an Object inheriting a standard API from the Object class that includes various functions such as print(), toXML(), fromXML(), and wait(). With an ever-increasing library of classes available, CoreLibrary is expected to expand with the growth of the project's user base.

CoreLibrary includes an array of basic useful objects such as String, Time, Collections, Threads that run on various platforms including MacOSX, Win32, Linux, and Unix. Additionally, advanced networking classes allow CoreLibrary to act as both client and server for any number of protocols.

Overall, CoreLibrary provides a comprehensive range of objects and functions that simplify C++ programming and enable smoother and efficient coding.