BBK Manual

Citation: Lee Brownston. (1995) BBK Manual. In KSL-95-70, September,1995.

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author	Lee Brownston
title	BBK Manual
number	KSL-95-70
institution	Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
address	Stanford, CA, USA
year	1995
month	September
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abstract	BBK, a blackboard "Kernel," is a lean version of BB1 that is implemented in C++ as a library. BBK was designed to mirror the syntax and structure of BB1 Version3 as much as possible given the change of implementation language. It does,however, exploit several features of this language (such as const parameters and private class members) to insure security and extensibility. An important innovation is the typing of blackboard objects, which enforces restrictions on which attributes and links an object may take. BBK does not use features of C++ that are not widely available, such as templates and exceptions. It does,however, depend on the libg++ library in its extensive use of the String, SLList and SplaySet classes. It also uses the BSD socket interface to enable communication with external processes.

KSL Technical Report ID: KSL-95-70

Abstract	BBK, a blackboard "Kernel," is a lean vers … BBK, a blackboard "Kernel," is a lean version of BB1 that is implemented in C++ as a library. BBK was designed to mirror the syntax and structure of BB1 Version3 as much as possible given the change of implementation language. It does,however, exploit several features of this language (such as const parameters and private class members) to insure security and extensibility. An important innovation is the typing of blackboard objects, which enforces restrictions on which attributes and links an object may take. BBK does not use features of C++ that are not widely available, such as templates and exceptions. It does,however, depend on the libg++ library in its extensive use of the String, SLList and SplaySet classes. It also uses the BSD socket interface to enable communication with external processes. ble communication with external processes.
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