fragile binary interface problemの例文
- The "'fragile binary interface problem "'or "'FBI "'is a shortcoming of certain object-oriented programming language compilers, in which internal changes to an underlying class library can cause descendant libraries or programs to cease working.
- However, such changes had to be done very carefully, as other objects based on the same class might be expecting this " wrong " behavior : " wrong " is often dependent on the context . ( This is one form of the fragile base class problem . ) Further, in languages like C + +, where subclasses can be compiled separately from superclasses, a change to a superclass can actually break precompiled subclass methods . ( This is another form of the fragile base class problem, and also one form of the fragile binary interface problem .)
