9.6) Object-Oriented Technology ftp: 75 Dylan
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This article is from the Object-Oriented Technology FAQ, by Bob Hathaway rjh@geodesic.com with numerous contributions by others.
9.6) Object-Oriented Technology ftp: 75 Dylan
From: straz@cambridge.apple.com (Steve Strassmann)
[...] Dylan (name derived from "Dynamic Language"), an object-oriented language
developed here at Apple.
Our home web page is http://www.cambridge.apple.com.
Our main ftp site is ftp://cambridge.apple.com/pub/dylan, including
experimental implementations, the FAQ, literature, etc.
Dylan combines the major efficiency advantages of static languages
(C/C++, Pascal) with the flexibility advantages of dynamic languages
(Scheme, Smalltalk). Dylan is not proprietary; in addition to Apple's
own compiler effort, there are at least 9 non-Apple implementations
under way, including alternative and commercial environments for
Windows and unix.
[...]
Steve Strassmann, PhD
straz@apple.com
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