Package Group bbl

Provide a foundation for component-based business logic development. More...

Packages
	Package bblb
	Provide basic computations.
	Package bbldc
	Provide day-count convention implementations.
	Package bblscm
	Provide versioning information for BDE library components.

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Detailed Description

Outline

• Purpose
• MNEMONIC: Basic Business Library (bbl)
• Description
  • Hierarchical Synopsis
  • Package Synopsis
  • Package Overview
    • bblb
    • bbldc
    • bblscm

Purpose:

Provide a foundation for component-based business logic development.

MNEMONIC: Basic Business Library (bbl):

Description:

The bbl ("Basic Business Library") package group contains a package that provides a solution for computing day count and year fraction for various day-count conventions and a package for basic computations.

Hierarchical Synopsis:

The bbl package group currently has 3 packages having 2 levels of physical dependency. The list below shows the hierarchical ordering of the packages. The order of packages within each level is not architecturally significant, just alphabetical.

  2. bblb
     bbldc

  1. bblscm

Package Synopsis:

bblb:
Provide basic computations.

bbldc:
Provide day-count convention implementations.

bblscm:
Provide versioning information for BDE library components.

Package Overview:

This section a brief introduction to the packages of the bbl package group. See the respective Package Level documents for more details.

bblb:

The bblb package provides basic computations. At the moment, this package contains a component, bblb_schedulegenerationutil, for schedule generation.

bbldc:

The bbldc package provides day-count convention implementations, an enumeration-based set of dispatch components, and two abstract interfaces with parameterized adapters for the day-count convention implementations.

bblscm:

The bblscm package contains only two components, bblscm_version and bblscm_versiontag. The first of these components is included by every other component in bbl, and provides versioning information for the package group. Users may use the bblscm_version facilities to query a particular bbl library for its version information. The second component defines macros that can be used for conditional-compilation based on bbl version information.