The instructions on adding a BMI server for c++/fortran models uses quite old BMI definitions, which make it confusing. https://github.com/eWaterCycle/grpc4bmi/blob/main/docs/server/Cpp.rst For example: - Latest bmi c++ uses Pascal Case for method names - Latest bmi c++ uses std:string instead of char* - Latest bmi fortran uses `bmif_get_conmponent_name` instead of `get_component_name_f` - Latest bmi c++ heat example uses extensions `.cxx` and `.hxx`. It would be nice to be consistent with the heat example.