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From: jimad@microsoft.UUCP (Jim ADCOCK)
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Subject: Re: Is C++ object oriented
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In article <813@maui.ACA.MCC.COM> db@maui.ACA.MCC.COM (David Murray Bridgeland) writes:
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>	- software IC's
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>Does anyone have a reference to this?

"Object-oriented Programming; An Evolutionary Approach"
Brad J. Cox
Addison-Wesley 1986
ISBN 0-201-10393-1

This book is the Objective-C manifesto, with "Software-IC" its rallying
cry.  I would claim that integrated circuits and software have little
in common, no matter how they are packaged.  For a better book, see
Meyer's "Object Oriented Software Construction", which is the equivalent
book for Eiffel, with the rallying cry: "Asserts: pre, post, and class
invariants."