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From: EAF@.Prime.COM
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Subject: Re: Object oriented architectures
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Date: 19 Nov 90 21:59:20 GMT
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The Burroughs B5000 et al was a very successful commercial, object oriented
machine with primitive objects.  The S/38 (now AS/400) is an even more
successful object oriented machine.  While not yet reduced to a microprocessor,
it probably could be reduced to a multi-chip set.