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Read Me

wallaroo
********

Welcome to wallaroo!

This is the source code for the wallaroo project. The main project page is at:
http://wallaroo.googlecode.com/

All of our documentation is on the project wiki:
http://code.google.com/p/wallaroo/w/list


Introduction
============

Wallaroo is a lightweight yet powerful library for configurable creation
and wiring of C++ classes

With Wallaroo you will be able to separate the setup phase (object building
and wiring) from the logic of your classes. In addition, you will be able to
change the class of your objects without rebuilding anything: in this way you
can change the behaviour of your application, or perform mock testing using
the same executable.

With Wallaroo you will be able to focus on the logic of your classes, without
worrying about the wiring phase.

This mechanism is called Dependency Injection (DI). Someone calls it
Inversion of Control (IoC), but actually that has a broader meaning.

Installation
============

This repository contains the wallaroo library.

See INSTALL for (generic) installation instructions.


The Wallaroo Distribution
=========================

This is a sketch of the resulting directory structure:

wallaroo\ ....................................The “wallaroo root directory”
   README .............................Generic documentation about wallaroo
   INSTALL ......................................Installation documentation
   ChangeLog ........................................The log of the changes
   Version ...........................This file contains the version number
   wallaroo\ .....................................All Wallaroo Header files
   samples\ ..............................................Examples and test
      minimal\..............................................A basic example
      cpp0x_only\..................This example uses C++0x instead of boost
      boost_only\..................This example uses boost instead of C++0x
      mineplant\ .........A "control system" example using XmlConfiguration
      roulette\..............A roulette simulation, using multiple catalogs
      shapes\..A drawing sample, using XmlConfiguration & JsonConfiguration
      ...more samples...
   test\ ......... Automatic tests of the library (for wallaroo developers)
   doc\ ..................................A subset of Wallaroo library docs