Object oriented ADN and method of converting a non-object oriented computer language to an object oriented computer language
A method for converting a non-object oriented language to an object oriented language is shown. First, an existing object oriented language must be selected. Next, a non-object oriented language is selected. This is the language the programmer desires to be converted to an object oriented language. The requirements for the new object oriented language are then defined. Next, the specific syntax and grammar are selected. Then the object oriented extensions are developed. The object oriented extensions allow for the existing language and data structure to be developed coextensive in the object oriented environment. Next, the new object oriented language is prepared based upon the criteria outline previously. The Object Oriented ADN including an application logic function, data types and scopes, a class for message instancing, client workload models, server process infrastructure, database models, operating system models, statistics capability, utility classes, and garbage collection.
1 . A computer system for simulation modeling, the computer system comprising:
an object oriented programming language;
application software written in the object oriented programming language, wherein the application software simulates computer systems;
in which the object oriented programming language further comprises:
an application logic function;
data types and scope, wherein the data types and scope include data types and scope of a non-object oriented programming language;
a class for message instancing.
2 . The computer system of claim 1 wherein the object oriented programming language further comprises:
client workload models;
server process infrastructure;
database models;
operating system models;
statistics capability;
utility classes; and
garbage collection.
3 . The computer system of claim 2 wherein the object oriented programming language is Object Oriented ADN.