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Subject: Re: Looking for Info about Smalltal
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Date: Sat, 24-May-86 11:08:00 EDT
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>Chuck Duff, the primary author of Neon, an object oriented language
>for the Macintosh is almost finished with a product for the IBM-PC.
>It is an object oriented language modeled after smalltalk, as was
>Neon, but is even more smalltalk-like.  I have not seen the language,
>called Actor, but it should be out in the fall. The language defaults 
>to late binding, but one has the option of early binding. This should
>improve speed.

Could somebody give me some pointers on any publications about either of 
these languages?  I am partically interested in the early vs. late binding
issue.  Thanks!

Jacob Gore
Northwestern Univ
Comp Sci Research Lab
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