Object Space

Updated: 9/3/04 Recursion Software Inc. was founded in December, 2001 through the management buyout of several award winning product lines from ObjectSpace, Inc. The product portfolio included: Voyager® - the industry leading distributed computing platform for Java applications. C++ Toolkit™ - portable, reusable class libraries that support the development of multi-threaded C++ applications. JGL - Java Generic Libraries, high-performance, full featured, and easy to use extensions to the Java™ Developer’s Kit (JDK) providing a full set of collections, iterators and algorithms

Recursion Software has continued to enhance Voyager, C++ and JGL as well as develop new products to address the ever-changing requirements of the software industry. Since inception, Recursion Software has continued to offer new feature functionality each quarter. In 2002, Recursion Software released a new product, C# ToolKit?, a series of libraries and algorithms for .NET developers. Announced June 29, 2004 at JavaOne in San Francisco,Cinergi™, is multi-language applications integrator that enables companies to easily reuse Java, .NET and C++ applications code.

Voyager®, C++ Toolkit™, and JGL are used by thousands of customers in a variety of industries such as defense, finance, healthcare, IT, telecom, government, energy and banking

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A Dallas company providing consulting, developer educational services, and development products. Now defunct, however the products are now maintained by Recursion Software, Inc. (C++ toolkits, JGL (JavaGenericLibrary), and the Voyager product line (distributed computing for Java)).

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Produced a set of cross-platform libraries which supported things like sockets and threads. Though overly complicated in and of themselves, browsing the source provided a very good comparison of the thread interfaces of windows and unix, and the implementation of several higher order constructs using the different foundations.

Also, a built-in class in RubyLanguage.

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