Adapter Cpp Public Library¶

Refine one reusable-library profile into C++ ownership, error-policy, and compatibility guidance.

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Expected resolution¶

Resolution layer	Expected
Profile	—
Modifiers	—
Language adapters	—
Framework adapters	—

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Significant decisions¶

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Principles under test¶

Forbidden outcomes¶

Use shared ownership as the default for every public object.
Claim ABI stability without defining toolchain, layout, symbols, and allocation boundaries.

Scenario source¶

schema_version: 0.10.0
id: adapter-cpp-public-library
description: Refine one reusable-library profile into C++ ownership, error-policy,
  and compatibility guidance.
input:
  profile: reusable-library
  language_adapter: cpp
  task: Publish a parsing library with a small supported public API for independent
    consumers.
expected:
  resolution: own-resources-and-separate-source-from-abi
  guidance:
  - Express ownership through values and RAII and define one public error policy.
  - Minimize public headers and distinguish source compatibility from any promised
    ABI stability.
  - Keep allocation ownership explicit across binary boundaries.
  active_principles:
  - encapsulation
  - make-illegal-states-unrepresentable
  - backward-compatibility
forbidden:
- Use shared ownership as the default for every public object.
- Claim ABI stability without defining toolchain, layout, symbols, and allocation
  boundaries.
principles_under_test:
- encapsulation
- make-illegal-states-unrepresentable
- backward-compatibility