On 06 Apr 2004, at 05:50, Alan Grimes wrote:

> This may be a bit late for me to ask but I see the varriable name 
> "oop" used everywhere in the interp and ObjectMemory. My guess was 
> that it meant "Object Oriented Program"... But what does it really 
> mean?

Originally, "OOZE Object Pointer".  The term stuck, but OOZE didn't, so 
oop then became "Ordinary Object Pointer".

Ian