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From: DAVID@PENNDRLS.BITNET
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Subject: OOP book?
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Date: 17 Aug 90 20:44:26 GMT
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All of this talk of OOP FORTH extensions makes me realize that my
understanding of OOP is so superficial that my (up to now, at least)
rejection of OOP is really out-of-hand and not an informed rejection.
Can somebody recomend a good book on the *theory* of OOP (not a
programming manual for this-or-that OOP language) so that I can
make an *informed* rejection :-)?

-- R. David Murray    (DAVID@PENNDRLS.BITNET, DAVID@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU)