🚀 go-pugleaf

As anyone who's ever bothered to read my posts knows, I'm interested
in the kinds of machines that different languages model. In my last
semester at Rutgers, I did some independent research (with Irv 
Rabinowitz) in Object-orientation. As a part of that, I attempted to
find the "vonNeumann machine" of object-orientation. After much
time spent thing, I believe that I have a suitable definition of
the primitive object-oriented automaton. 

I'd like to get a couple of people to read it, and send my critiques. If
it stands up to the abuse, and my advisor at Udel thinks its a good idea,
I might end up publishing it.

Anyway: If you're interested in seeing and critiqueing such a beast,
please send me mail.

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|University of Delaware    | If you insult us with cheap propaganda; 
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