Cortland starrett

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Mr. Starrett is the founder and owner of ROXSoftware. ROX is a provider of technology solutions for Model-Based Translative Development. The product the ROX is widely known for is an object-oriented, single-task, ANSI C model compiler called MC-3020. MC-3020 is designed with a modular approach. An OOA of the architecture drives the implementation of the generation components. In limited fashion, individual architecture components can be "unplugged" and new or modified components can be "plugged in" to replace them. For example, the strategy for collecting instances can be changed by modifying or replacing only the localized component. Names and coding style rules are concentrated into a single component allowing the architect to dial in a preferred naming convention and generation style.

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