Not quite sure I understand the calling distinction?
I guess the article is more about web frameworks, which I have no knowledge of. I had desktop applications in mind, in particular GUI centric frameworks like Qt, which aside from moc is mostly just a very extensive set of libraries that build functionality on top of each other.
Yes. Thus, in one program, you can use multiple libraries, but not multiple frameworks.
Re:Frameworks Don't Make Much Sense
by AstralStorm on Friday March 11, 2016 @11:20AM
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Sometimes you can and it is not even too hard to make them interoperate. This begs the question why would you want to though.
Many times when people talk about the difference between frameworks and libraries, they are talking about which code is driving the program. I think this is the case here.
An overly simplified example of the difference is that, with a library, your code calls the library. With a framework, the framework calls your code.