Hi David,

Please, could you let me read it?

Thanks in advance,

Jun,

"David N. Smith (IBM)" dnsmith@watson.ibm.com wrote:

At 13:30 -0400 8/2/99, Jason Karney wrote:

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Hi,

I am interested in learning more about meta-classes and how do Object/Behavior/etc. really work. Besides browsing them, can anybody recommend a good roadmap? Thanks.

Jason

I still have the foils from a tutorial I gave at OOPSLA in 1990, co-authored with Jerry Archibald, called "The Behavior of Behavior". I think the version I have is actually from one given at a Digitalk Developers Conference in 1993 but they differ only slightly.

Some of the talk is very Digitalky, but a lot is general.

I have it in PDF format if you are interested.

Dave _______________________________ David N. Smith IBM T J Watson Research Center Hawthorne, NY _______________________________ Any opinions or recommendations herein are those of the author and not of his employer.

//---------------------------------------------------------- // public final class Jun implements JunichiSuzuki { // public static String // company = "Soken Planning Co., Ltd.", // title = "Technical Director of Consulting Group, // Technical Assistant to OMG Representative in Japan, // Visiting Researcher at Institute for Social Engineering", // voice = "+81-3-3585-7595", // fax = "+81-3-3589-1903", // eFax = "+1-810-277-2556", // email = "jun-sk@magical.egg.or.jp | Junichi_Suzuki@omg.org", // web = "http://www.skpl.com/, // http://www.omg.org/", // PGP_fingerprint = "214D 7479 0ED0 A0C5 118D 5382 7A88 1F4D C937 653A"; // }

Hi Dave;

Me too please;

TIA,

Dave

At 08:25 PM 8/5/99 -0700, you wrote:

Dave --

I too would love a copy of this tutorial.

Thanks!

Doug McPherson

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At 13:30 -0400 8/2/99, Jason Karney wrote:

...

Hi,

I am interested in learning more about meta-classes and how do Object/Behavior/etc. really work. Besides browsing them, can anybody recommend a good roadmap? Thanks.

Jason

I still have the foils from a tutorial I gave at OOPSLA in 1990, co-authored with Jerry Archibald, called "The Behavior of Behavior". I think the version I have is actually from one given at a Digitalk Developers Conference in 1993 but they differ only slightly.

Some of the talk is very Digitalky, but a lot is general.

I have it in PDF format if you are interested.

Dave _______________________________ David N. Smith IBM T J Watson Research Center Hawthorne, NY _______________________________ Any opinions or recommendations herein are those of the author and not of his employer.