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 Back to [[conference:committee:2014-proposals]]\\
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+**Title**:Generative C++: Hosting\\
 **Proposer**: [[2014:Martin Waplington]]\\
 **Proposer**: [[2014:Donal Mulvany]]\\
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 **Duration**: 90 mins\\
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+So you have a bunch of objects but really you'd like the same functionality in a web-service, or a fault tolerant cluster, or even just in a command line application.  This is going to take time: you can't just throw your object into node.js or an erlang C-node.
+You'll need protocol mappings for the methods you want to expose, and some sort of lifetime and configuration policy to make the objects you want, when you want, how you want.\\
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+Even the command line application is going to take a load of code to make everything go...
+We show you how to use clang to achieve this stuff once and for all!\\
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