Title
Common Loops: a Graceful merger of LIsp and Object oriented Programming, lecture by Daniel Bobrow
Catalog Number
102645833
Type
Moving Image
Description
Label on tape reads: "CommonLoops merges the facilities of object oriented programming and Lisp. This talk will briefly describe the relevant features of the two styles of programming, and describe the unique properties of this merge. These include a uniform syntax for function calling and sending messages; a merger of the type space of Lisp and the class hierarchy of objects; a generalization of method specification that includes ordinary Lisp functions at one extreme, and fully type specified functions at the other, and a "metaclass" mechanism that allows tradeoffs between early binding and ease of exploratory programming in the implementation of objects."
Date
1985-11-06
Credits
Bobrow, Daniel G.
Participants
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Bobrow, Daniel G., speaker
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Publisher
Stanford University. Stanford Computer Forum
Place of Publication
Palo Alto, CA, US
Identifying Numbers
| Other number |
COMPAQ 0248881 |
| Other number |
VIDEO SCF 02 |
Platform
NTSC VHS VCR
Format
VHS
Category
Lecture
Series Title
Stanford Computer Forum Distinguished Lecture Series
