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RECURSION SOFTWARE RELEASES C++ TOOLKIT VERSION 3.0.2

DALLAS, TX (06 June, 2003) – Recursion Software, Inc., announced today the release of C++ version 3.0.2. Representing an enhancement of its already extensive feature design

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RECURSION SOFTWARE RELEASES C++ TOOLKIT VERSION 3.0.2

DALLAS, TX June 6, 2003 – Recursion Software, Inc., a global provider of software development solutions, announced today the release of C++ version 3.0.2. Representing an enhancement of its already extensive feature design, version 3.0.2 introduces support for Windows XP using Microsoft’s Visual C++ .NET and the Pocket PC using eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0, increasing the portability of the C++ . Also introduced is support for the producer-consumer synchronization model in the Thread, providing developers with a elegant method to ensure synchronized availability of a resource to multiple threads.

“With the release of C++ version 3.0.2, we continue to extend our platform support, widening the appeal and usefulness of the toolkits. The enhancement to the Thread provides yet another resource for developers who wish to write scalable code.” said Paul A. Lipari, President and CEO of Recursion.

The C++ version 3.0.2 is available for a free 30 day evaluation by going to the Recursion Software, Inc. website at www.recursionsw.com. A product comparison sheet and purchasing information is available by contacting e-mail protected from spam bots or calling 972.731.8800.

About Recursion Software, Inc.
Founded in 2001, Recursion Software, Inc. provides software engineers with powerful object oriented tools for constructing enterprise level distributed systems in C++ or Java using proven standards based methodologies, as well as emerging technologies.
Recursion Software’s customer base includes Raytheon, EMC, Goldman Sachs, Hewlett Packard, Oracle, Countrywide, and Sprint, as well as hundreds of other well-respected organizations. Recursion Software is headquartered in Frisco, Texas.