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From: fischer@iesd.dk (Lars P. Fischer)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Re: Object-oriented language
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Date: 11 Jun 89 20:05:19 GMT
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In comp.sources.wanted, ping@hub.toronto.edu (Ping Lin) writes:
> Does anyone know if there are any interpreters (or compilers) for an
> object-oriented language on the net or in public domain?

There is "Little Smalltalk", by Tim Budd (budd@cs.orst.edu). A simple,
but usefull, implementation of Smalltalk, runs on several machines.
The book "A Little Smalltalk", by Budd, describes the systems.
Available at several archives.

/Lars
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