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The goal of this is to make libraries independent of class libraries, a library using the Class Commons API can then be used with any class system adhering to it (albeit via a compatibility layer). | The goal of this is to make libraries independent of class libraries, a library using the Class Commons API can then be used with any class system adhering to it (albeit via a compatibility layer). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 29 July 2013
Class Commons is a project to provide a common compatibility interface for class systems. The goal of this is to make libraries independent of class libraries, a library using the Class Commons API can then be used with any class system adhering to it (albeit via a compatibility layer).
