Inside OLE 2nd Edition(英文原版)
Constant innovation in computing hardware and software have made a multitude of powerful and sophisticated applications available to users at their desktops and across their networks. Yet, with such sophistication have come many problems for developers, software vendors, and users. For one, such large and complex software is difficult and time-consuming to develop, maintain, and revise. Revision is a major problem for monolithic applications, even operating systems, in which features are so intertwined that they cannot be individually and independently updated or replaced. Furthermore, software is not easily integrated when written using different programming languages and when running in separate processes or on separate machines.
