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If dropping to raw C or even assembly would present a performance benefit, that code should be carefully implemented and encapsulated. Modern Codebase - Dave should be completely object-oriented and using the most modern C++11/14 standards.(The current UI is not necessarily the goal UI) Dave should realize the user is having trouble offer help. Self Documenting - If anyone can’t figure out how to use Dave, it is at best a bug and at worst a fundamental design flaw.User experience should never be a sacrifice. If better libraries are available, Dave should auto-detect and link against them with no flags required. Code Independence - It should require no external libraries outside of the C++ Standard Library to compile.

Compiling on Windows is a plus but by no means a goal. Platform Independence - It should compile on Mac OS X and the most common flavors of Linux (Ubuntu, Red Hat) with no modification.Users at any level of expertise should easily be able to figure out how to compile, install and run Dave.

Ease of Use - At first the UI will mimic V2, but the user experience is the most important design aspect.

This code is currently in the very early stages, but will focus on a few central design goals. The goal is to create a completely modern object-oriented codebase and make it extremely easy to use for both the developer and the end user. Version 2 was suffering from a severe case of code-stank and it will eventually be euthanized. Version 3.0 is a complete rewrite of DaveGrohl.

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