RE: The future of CSP?

From: marcel.boosten_at_email.domain.hidden
Date: 2001-08-23 11:42:20


If so, her Wise Words should be repeated over and over again to the OO world.
They simply make sense. They are a core ingredient for the CSP way of thinking.

I'll try to find Rebecca Wirfs-Brock's book.

Cheers,
     Marcel

"Gordon Hutchison" <gordon_hutchison_at_uk.ibm.com> on 2001/08/23 12:13:50

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Subject: RE: The future of CSP?
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A 10 year old memory so vague but:
Did an early OO design book from Rebecca Wirfs-Brock not distinguish
objects and methods into data-structure type objects with "methods"
and business PROCESS type (middle-tier?) objects with "resposibilities".

Gordon Hutchison
IBM Java Technology Centre,
IBM Hursley, UK.
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oyvind.teig_at_kmss.no
23/08/2001 10:17
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Sirs

   Gerald Hilderink writes "we need a new keyword in OO ;)"

     What about "process-classes" ;-)

   Am I talking about "implementation"? I think not, this
   is about discussions of a draft of a suggestion of
   a new language from an idustrialist practitioner
   non-computer scientist..
   ..to de-"sir" myself as much as possible..
   But I am a devil in liking occam!

Øyvind


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