Interfacing different object-oriented programming languages

Interfacing different object-oriented programming languages

This poster presentation illustrates the use of SOM (the IBM System Object Model) for interfacing, different object-oriented programming (OOP) languages. Our approach allows classes defined in one OOP language to be used by different (possibly non-OOP) languages—both for subclassing, and for object...

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