Re: [Re: [Oberon-2 & BlackBox 1.4]]

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Date: 6 Apr 2001 08:48:47 MDT

"Treutwein; Bernhard" <Bernhard.Treutwein{([at]})nowhere.xy

hmm, that sounds interesting. It might make it possible
to use NO's OP2 compiler, which supports operator
overloading & Active Oberon ...

regards
    Bernhard Treutwein
    Bernhard.Treutwein{([at]})nowhere.xy
    Tel. 049-89-2180-2774 Fax.: 089-2180-9927742


I have never installed NO. Probably I will do it soon (on a dedicated PC).
Becuaso of that I could not try Oberon-X (is that the name of the language
with operator overloading). I have no idea why they don't port it to ETH-O.
Then you have Lightning-O (which is very close to Active-O) but it's on .NET
only, and there is no version for NO or ETH-O. CP for Oberon would be a cool
idea, but threse is one for BB and one for .NET and JVM. It's really
confusing.

Anes Saikovic

PS.

I've read somewhere that Java is like socialism. All platforms equal -
performance poor. MS concept is capitalism and GNU communism.

If it's so - Oberon is anarchy.




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