I have to develop the module to work in windows OS. The three modules - Encoder Decoder and Validator are individually functioning fine. But they have to glued using Scripting language.

Steps involved:-
1)Select the Encoder Algorithm.
2)Load the map database of Encoder and Decoder.
3)Call the encoder function with location as input. The output of the encoder is Location Reference.
4)Call the decoder function with this Location Reference as input. The output of the decoder is again a location in file called decoded.xml
5)Compare the input of encoder with output of decoder and validate the result.
6)Repeat this process continuously for different Locations.
Pseudo Code:-
Void setEncoderVersion();
encoder.init(graph_name1);
decoder.init(graph_name2) ;
repeat this for n locations
{
LocRef = encoder.doEncode(Loc1) ;
Loc2 = decoder.doDecode(LocRef) ;
Result = compare(Loc1, Loc2);
}

1) Is Perl best suited for this task?
Hope i have now provided all the information. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions.
Rgds,
Ashutosh

2005-11-30 Retitled by planetscape, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Newbie'

In reply to Newbie needs advice in glueing three components together by Anonymous Monk

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