reading material on Objective-C

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2 total messages Started by Mike Goda Wed, 31 Oct 1990 22:02

#149

Author: Mike Goda
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 1990 22:02

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>> I am working on the NeXT with its Objective-C programming language.  I
>> am looking for some additional reading material on Obj-C and object
>> oriented programming.  I would appreciate it if any reader of the
>> group would  recommend some good books on the subjects.  Thank you.

A book published by Addison Wesley called "Applications in Object Oriented
Programming" has two chapters on OOP with Objective-C. Chapter 1 is about
a manufacturing simulation library called BLOCS.  Chapter 2 mentions the
Military Management Information System (SITMAP) application built with both
Objective-C and ICpak201.

>> Please send all response to lue@isr.recruit.co.jp
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Re: reading material on Objective-C

#148

Author: Brad Cox
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 1990 23:25

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In article <5752@stpstn.UUCP> mikeg@stepstone.com.UUCP (Mike Goda) writes:
>>> I am working on the NeXT with its Objective-C programming language.  I
>>> am looking for some additional reading material on Obj-C and object
>>> oriented programming.  I would appreciate it if any reader of the
>>> group would  recommend some good books on the subjects.  Thank you.
>
I might also modestly suggest my own book, "Object-oriented Programming,
An Evolutionary Approach", Addison Wesley 1986. A new version is soon
to be released that covers syntactic extensions made since 1986.

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The Stepstone Corporation; 75 Glen Road; Sandy Hook CT 06482

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