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     Hi Henry!

     I am a bit puzzled by receiving a copy of the mail below, but nothing
     else. Is it supposed to be an early warning of a paper that will come?

     Otherwise, I can inform you that SIMULA has been ported to Windows NT.
     Messages about this were passed to Alain and Jarek, who both were
     previously interested, but I have not heard from them back. I am
     traveling intensely at the moment, so tt's out of question for me to
     push things further on my own steam, but it should not be a big effort
     to clone the NT version for Windows 3.x and 95!

     Regards,

     Karel


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Subject: paper for ASU Newsletter
Author:  The SIMULA Language List <SIMULA@vm.gmd.de> at smtp
Date:    03/03/97 17:09


Hej Daniel,

Mycket bra, se hdr ser det ut:

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When creating models of elements, such as living organisms, cars and so on,
i.e.
 elements with a more or less autonomous behavior, it is common to use some
 process concept to descibe its life-rules. In Simula this is represented by
the
 concepts of coroutines and quasi-parallel systems (QPS). Further on, when
 modelling complex elements, it is desirable to be able to encapsulate classes
 inside of classes, and in any number of levels. Simula offers this
possibility,
 but not many other languages do.

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Bra, nu skicka hela paper allt pe en geng pe samma sdtt.

Hdlsningar,

Henry