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Object-oriented is a very hot topic and buzzword both in academia and industry. There are object-oriented analysis and design techniques, object-oriented languages and databases, and so on. Many people see the letters "OO", attach a "G" to the front, and a "D" to the back and deem it to be "GOOD"---without much consideration for what it means in the software life cycle.This paper discusses the on-going (3+ years) object-oriented re-design and re-implementation in C++ of a commercial CASE tool. Specifically, why an object-oriented approach was chosen and the implications and collective experiences of this approach. In addition to the anticipated benefits, much of what we experienced was unforeseen and unexpected.

Experiences with C++ and object-oriented software development