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richmcdm@netcom.com (Richard McConnell) writes:

>I've recently read a paper which describes a language called OBJ, and I'm 
>wondering if anyone knows where I could go for more info.t
>    The paper is from 1988 ("Higher-Order Functions Considered
>Unnecessary for Higher-Order Programming" by Joseph A. Goguen, in the book 
>Research Topics in Functional Programming). I haven't found a trace of OBJ 
>OBJ in any newsgroups, "archie", etc., except a few bibliographic references
>to other papers written around the same time. The list of lots and lots of
>languages available on comp.lang.misc has no mention of it either.
>    If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.

>Basil Hosmer	(richmcdm@netcom.com)

"If you have any questions about obtaining OBJ3, please call Judith
Burgess at (415) 859-5924 or contact us by email at
obj3dist@csl.sri.com.  For technical questions, please contact Mr.
Timothy Winkler at (415) 859-3192 or by email at obj3sys@csl.sri.com."

OBJ runs on top of AKCL.  You need licenses for both OBJ and KCL in
order to use it, but both of those licenses are free.  You can order a
full tape from SRI for US$150.
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