Benjamin Carroll Alcala Roth

Title: Benjamin Carroll Alcala Roth: Inventor in Application Development

Introduction

Benjamin Carroll Alcala Roth is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington. His work includes approaches to application development and managing native libraries. He holds 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Roth’s listed patents include “Method and System for Application Development via a Graphical User Interface Using an Entity-Component-System Architecture.” The invention describes a graphical interface for selecting actors and behaviors in a game scene, associating those behaviors with actors, and generating an executable video game without requiring users to write software code.

Another listed patent, “Method and Apparatus for Loading Multiple Differing Versions of a Native Library into a Native Environment,” describes loading multiple versions of a native library in one runtime environment. Its methods include cloning a library workspace, applying a namespace, modifying source code with a macro, adding a dependency, and registering the version in project configuration.

Career Highlights

Roth has been associated with 650 Industries, Inc. and Monterey’s Coast, Inc. The patent descriptions provided highlight his work on tools for game creation and techniques for handling native-library versions.

Collaborations

Charles Duplain Cheever and James Hiroaki Ide are identified as Roth’s coworkers. Their shared professional context connects them with his work in application development and related technologies.

Conclusion

Benjamin Carroll Alcala Roth’s listed inventions address practical challenges in software development, from creating games through a graphical interface to loading multiple versions of native libraries.