Smalltalk-like packages
Posted: November 14th, 1984, 9:14 am
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Subject: Smalltalk-like packages
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Date: Wed, 26-Sep-84 15:37:38 EDT
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From: Rik Sprague
At the Rochester Forth Conference last June, there was a paper by some
people at Kriya Systems (a.k.a. the "Typing Tutor" people) called
"Forth meets Smalltalk" describing their object-oriented version of
Forth that is up and running on the Mac. I don't think they have plans
to market it (although I don't know for sure), but what I saw was
impressive. It makes it a LOT easier to talk to Quickdraw when you have
some notion of classes and objects.
I can give a lot more information about this if more people are interested.
Rik Sprague
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Subject: Smalltalk-like packages
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Date: Wed, 26-Sep-84 15:37:38 EDT
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From: Rik Sprague
At the Rochester Forth Conference last June, there was a paper by some
people at Kriya Systems (a.k.a. the "Typing Tutor" people) called
"Forth meets Smalltalk" describing their object-oriented version of
Forth that is up and running on the Mac. I don't think they have plans
to market it (although I don't know for sure), but what I saw was
impressive. It makes it a LOT easier to talk to Quickdraw when you have
some notion of classes and objects.
I can give a lot more information about this if more people are interested.
Rik Sprague
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