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In <ADRIANHO.91Apr20002209@barkley.berkeley.edu> adrianho@barkley.berkeley.edu (Adrian J Ho) writes:

>In article <30215@cs.yale.edu> ciancarini-paolo@cs.yale.edu (paolo ciancarini) writes:
>>I am interested in a language called Self,
>>probably recently developed at Stanford U.
>>I jusk know its name; it should be an OO-like language.

>>Any published references, or ftp-able Tech. Reports, are welcome.

>>Please answer by E-mail. Thank you.

>Replied to him directly, but thought others might be interested too:

>	self.stanford.edu:/pub [36.22.0.41]
>Adrian Ho, EECS (pronounced "eeks!") Dept.		Phone: (415) 642-5563
>UC Berkeley					adrianho@barkley.berkeley.edu

Thanks!

I have read a couple proceedings about this language and it is the best
design I have seen for a pure OOP language!

I have borrowed a couple of ideas and gathered a bunch more to make a new
language of my own called Anomaly.  Hasn't been implemented yet :-(.

I designed my language to be an application and application builder.  When
it gets written it will be used primarily by end-users.  Similar
in some ways to GNU Emacs, but with an OOP language and very extensible.

The Killer Unix application everyone is talking/waiting for?

Since I am so busy with no resonable hope of venture money without
strings, it will take a long time to write Anomaly on my own.
I am entertaining the thought of writing it publicly as shareware or
CopyLeft.

If anyone is interested in helping write this language/application/tool, 
please email me.  I do have most of the design completed.  I would welcome
any input on design, advertisement (future), legal status (PD (public domain),
PL (public license), CopyLeft, Commercial, etc.), etc.

Thanks.
sdw
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