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Subject: Re: Smalltalk-80 vs. Simula o-o programm
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Date: Wed, 13-Feb-85 09:35:00 EST
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/***** uokvax:net.lang.st80 / bonnie!jww / 11:27 am  Feb  8, 1985 */
I assume also that someone somewhere has pontificated on [Simula] in print.  
Any references?
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Sure. There's *Simula Begin*, a text on Simula 67, and, probably the most
readily accessible and with a far better bibliography than I could generate,
the proceedings of the Conference on the History of Programming Languages
(it came out both in book form (Academic Press) and in the August '78(?)
*SIGPLAN Notices* in mildly different form), which has a nice long paper
on the development of Simula 67. (Who published *Simula Begin*? I don't
know, but I definitely know that it's referenced in the proceedings.)

						James Jones