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1 total messages Started by Michael Sellers Mon, 08 Sep 1986 16:00
pointers to object-oriented C, and smalltalk prototyping
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Author: Michael Sellers
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 1986 16:00
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I'm looking for any information that anyone can give me on current 
implementations of object-oriented languages (esp. C) on host-based
systems (esp. VAXen).  Are there any good ones in existance?  What are
people's experiences with them?  

Also, a couple of Smalltalk questions: which book is better to start with
(blue or orange(?)) if we're just trying to get a feel for the language, to
see if it fits our needs.  I read both a couple of years ago, but most of
the knowledge has dribbled out my ears, it seems.  And, I have been told by
a number of people that Smalltalk is great for prototyping a system, 
especially new user interfaces.  Has anyone done any work on porting such
prototypes to different hosts/different languages so you don't have to start 
the implementation over from scratch?  

I don't normally read this newsgroup so e-mail would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
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		Mike Sellers
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