Some info on C++ and object databases from Ed May of Argonne Lab
 
<H1>
C++ and object oriented programming
</H1>
 
A good <A HREF="http://info.desy.de/user/projects/C++.html
">
starting point </A>
for C++.  See also 
 
<A HREF=" http://iamwww.unibe.ch/~scg/OOinfo/FAQ/index.html

">
Object Oriented Programming FAQ
</A>
 
 
<H2>
Saving and reading objects, especially C++ data
</H2>
<BR>
 
The Object Database Management Group <A HREF="
        http://www.odmg.org
">
(ODMG) page
</A>
<BR>
 
The Object Management Group <A HREF="
        http://www.omg.org
">
(OMG) page
</A>
<BR>
 
<A HREF="
        http://www.acl.lanl.gov/sunrise/DistComp/Objects/OMG/TOC.html
">
Archive of OMG documentation at LANL
</A>
 
<BR>
 
Univ of Illinois at Chicago - Laboratory for Advanced Computing
<A HREF="
        http://matisse.eecs.uic.edu
">
<BR>
PTool 
</A>
- 
Object Manager, National Scalable Cluster Project
<BR>
 
<A HREF="
        http://sun2.hep.anl.gov
">
PASS 
</A>
at Argonne HEP division
 
<BR>
<PRE>
 
Some Netnews news groups of interest....
        Object oriented databases       comp.database.object
        Scientific Data Formats         sci.data.formats
        Computer Data Storage           comp.arch.storage
        Object Oriented Programming     comp.object
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<A HREF="
http://cithe502.cithep.caltech.edu/~walter/
">
Farfalla, 
</A>
an object system which uses XDR (part of the NFS package for cross-mounting
disks) to do portable I/O of a tree of C++ objects.

<BR>
<A HREF="
http://www.cern.ch/CERN/Research.html
">
CERN R+D projects:
</A>
    (see MOOSE and RD45)
<BR>
 
 
<ADDRESS>Jim Linnemann</ADDRESS>