Introduction

In the sections to follow I will discuss, illustrate and analyze the characteristics of an abstract software design and development language. Over a period of more than 15 years I have researched and developed such a language as a superset of C++, namely Z++. Thus, there is a concrete realization demonstrating the validity of the theory presented in this blogger.

Z++ truly solves the contemporary software problems. Syntactic extensions are presented in simple familiar C++ patterns. The semantics, however, automate a great deal of nuisance without any loss of expressiveness. Thus, the learning curve for a C++ programmer is a brief period of self-study.

Z++ executables are independent of platform and run on PDA, mainframe and everything in between. The virtual processor supports the entire Z++ language, uniformly on all platforms with amazing tiny size of only 300K.

Z++ is in fact a superset of C++ and can dynamically link with existing C++ code. Apart from remote linking and transparent remote procedure call (RPC), Z++ compiler allows building traditional static libraries, and then platform free.

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