IDL
What is IDL?
IDL stands for Interface Definition Language. It's a specification language used to describe a software component's interface, defining the operations that can be performed and the data types involved. IDLs are commonly used in distributed computing to enable communication between different software systems, potentially written in different programming languages or running on different platforms. Compilers (IDL compilers) process IDL definitions to generate code (stubs and skeletons) that handles the communication details, allowing developers to focus on the actual logic of the components.
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