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Daniel
BARDOU
Position paper at the Workshop on Prototype-Based
Object-Oriented Programming. 10th European Conference on Object-Oriented
Programming (ECOOP '96), Linz, Austria, juil. 1996.
Résumé :
We introduce a new simple formalism in order to
characterize sharing mechanisms in object-oriented languages. This formalism
is based on the three notions of name sharing, property sharing
and value sharing. We use it to identify the kind of sharing achieved
by class-inheritance in class-based languages in a comparison with the
one achieved by delegation in prototype-based languages. We also point
out that there are two possible semantics for delegation links.
Référence BibTex :
@Misc{Bard96c,
author = {Daniel Bardou},
title = {{Delegation as a sharing relation:
characterization and interpretation}},
year = 1996,
month = jul,
note = {Position paper at the Workshop on
Prototype Based Object Oriented Programming, ECOOP'96, Linz, Austria}
}
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