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From article <1989Sep30.201033.25047@rpi.edu>, by fargo@pawl.rpi.edu (Irwin M. Fargo):
> If someone could send me or point me to any information on OOLP (specific ex-
> amples such as OOLP languages) would be greatly appreciated.

Smalltalk/V from comes with Prolog/V, an object-oriented prolog within
the Smalltalk system.  I have just begun to look at it, so I cannot
tell you very much about it...just that it's there.

	Ed Schiebel
	AT&T Bell Laboratories
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