Z++ is an extension of C++, the familiar standard for system programming, to a newer platform-independent software development standard. The language Z++ includes C++ as a proper subset, but adds very little to its syntax. This was achieved over several years of intense research and testing. On occasion, code that took many months to write was discarded until the language was complete and ready to solve the complexities that exist in software development today.
Revolutionary in its design even a combination of several incumbent solutions cannot accomplish what Z++ can. Existing C++ code can simply become part of Z++ with almost every C++ feature being extended, corrected, or both. From its conception Z++ was created to be a platform-free language giving software developers the ability to create multi-threaded distributed applications without having to worry about writing additional code targeting a specific operating system.
The learning curve for a C++ programmer has been tested with students who had taken a course in C++. A five-day presentation to present the interface and advantages over C++ is all that was needed. The short learning curve actually came as a surprise to both the students and their sponsors. For experienced C++ the learning curve was found to be much less.
The Z++ language, Z++ Visual, and the Z47 Virtual Processor have been proven to be the solution for many of the problems software developers experience every day in their effort to create Enterprise Applications that grow more and more complex with deadlines getting shorter and shorter. To date, a large number of programs have been written in Z++ with developers taking advantage of a complete development solution specifically designed to give todays developers the ability to meet the ever increasing demands of todays software development environment. |