[Kde-bindings] Readable GCC dump parser
Richard Dale
Richard_Dale at tipitina.demon.co.uk
Wed Aug 6 09:21:37 UTC 2003
On Wednesday 06 August 2003 06:45, Ashley Winters wrote:
> --- Ashley Winters <jahqueel at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > > I want to split Smoke into 2 pieces, effectively into Smoke and a
> > > > Mirror.
> > >
> > > Good name! Light bouncing off a mirror is like a message being
> > > redirected by a
> > > proxy instance. Don't know what it stands for though - so many
> >
> > R's..
> >
> > > 'Message
> > > Invocation Redirection..' um er..
> >
> > That is alot of R's. I need a dictionary for that one.
>
> Found one. I looked over mdupont's website and found these apropos
> buzzwords.
>
> Massively Introspective Reified RDF Ontological Reflection
Yes, Reified is a good word. I think it probably does that because it does
make concrete instances from meta descriptions.
I can't see it's all that 'Ontological' at the moment though, but no reason to
be discouraged - still a bit of a mouthful.
"Smoke could have only been created by Ashley.
Smoke exists.
Therefore Ashley exists."
I not so sure about 'Massively', as it might suggest code bloat (on my mind
with the magic marshalling). I'd rather have something suggesting 'Simple' or
a 'Small' in there somewhere :)
I don't like 'RDF' though because it isn't a proper word.
> get out your OED for that one, folks. Google, too.
>
> It actually has a meaning, of sorts. However, my thoughts on such a
> meaning would requires a few-thousand-word essay with many hyperlinks.
>
> The ordering of the R's can be changed. In fact, reified could be
> replaced since I can easily argue that I'm not dealing with anything
> particularly abstract. It made a more impressive buzzword, though.
I have (Services or System optional on the end to get 'MIRRORS'):
'Marshalling, Invocation Resource Resolution Over Reflection'
As it has lots of marshalling, and the new magic URI thingies could be
described as 'Invocation Resouce Resolution' when we look up where the
documentation or other services are on the net.
-- Richard
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