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Objects of a particular environment are manipulatable through this environment, WRT to the current [[../Environment Stack|Environment Stack]]. | Objects of a particular environment are manipulatable through this environment, WRT to the current [[../Environment Stack|Environment Stack]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:47, 5 September 2006
Type: Specification State: final
Feature
Environments manage collections of objects of the same Object Binary Interface (OBI) and the same purpose. For example,
- an Object may implement the GCC3 C++ OBI and is thread-unsafe, or
- an Object may implement the Java OBI and is logging all calls.
Environments are described by Strings, e.g.
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"uno", representing the environment for all objects implementing the Binary Uno OBI and which are thread-safe, or -
"java:unsafe", describing the environment for all Java objects which are thread-unsafe.
Objects of a particular environment are manipulatable through this environment, WRT to the current Environment Stack.
The Uno runtimes which are supporting the Uno threading-model provide mappings between any particular Uno environments.
