Strongtalk(ID:3364/str021)Smalltalk with a strong generic types extension Related languages
References: Smalltalk dialect. It is designed for large-scale production software development, and incorporates a strong, modern structural type system. It not only separates the notions of type and class, but also deals with the more difficult issue of separating inheritance and subtyping using the notion of inherited types to preserve encapsulation. Strongtalk integrates inherited types, metaclasses, blocks and polymorphic methods into a highly usable, full-scale language. External link: Page at CiteSeer in [ACM SIGPLAN] SIGPLAN Notices 28(10) October 1993 Proceedings of the Conference on Object Oriented Programming Systems, Languages and Applications, Sept-Oct 1993. (OOPSLA '93) view details |