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1 total messages Started by Evzen Kindler Mon, 18 Dec 1995 00:00
SIMULA local classes etc
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Author: Evzen Kindler
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1995 00:00
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   Dear colleagues - dear SIMULA users,
For the annual conference of the SIMULA users in this year, I prepared a
tutorial on Mejtsky's diagrams oriented to facilitate understanding local
classes and nesting quasi-parallel systems. By the courtessy of the editor
of ASU Newsletter - Henry Islo - the text was reprinteed in the ASU
Newsletter and so disseminated far out of the horizont of the participants of
the annual conference of SIMULA users this year.
    The next annual conference of the SIMULA users, organized in
Clermont-Ferrand will be only in July but you know the papers for it should be
begun to be prepared already today. I would like to know your opinion on my
tutorial (or on my text to it), your opinion on local classes, more parallel
simulation scenes in one computing task, on modeling the sustems containing
elements which (who) model etc. I should appreciater any stimulus
concerning comparing SIMULA with any other programming language from the
view point of classes local inside objects, subblocks, methods etc., and
from the view point of nesting quasi-parallel systems. And I would be
grateful for any stimulus how to continue the tutorial - it is possible to
present other example (remote generating and using instances of classes
local to some - possibly inspected - object, differing ways in a jump to a
target the name of which has its homonyms in the textual enclosures and in
the dynamic enclosures as well, etc.), but it would be possible to present
general paradigmas for application of nesteing quasi-parallel systems and local
classes (applying their metods-procedures, activating them by call statement
etc.).
    I would like to chose the best of what has been called SOOP
(Super-objet-oriented programming) in the special section of ASU Newsletter,
the best for the readers of ASU Newsletters but mainly for the participants
of the conference in Clermont-Ferrand.
                                              Eugene Kindler
                                            EVKIND@MFF.CUNI.CZ
P.S. Jiri (George) Mejtsky disappeared from my sight during the communist
epoc destructing our society before 1989. If Jiri Mejtsky reads this
message, let me know your fate. If anybody who reads this message know of
that person, be so kind to inform me.
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