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Well, CLOS may be state of the art in very fine designed,exhaustively redefinable, roll-your-own aspect oriented programming, and the most exhaustive object ori
by billitch 15y ago
Well, CLOS may be state of the art in very fine designed,exhaustively redefinable, roll-your-own aspect oriented programming, and the most exhaustive object oriented paradigm for the most fluid pragmatic language ever.
But I doubt you'll find useful sources for programming style searching for it.
If you are implementing an object-oriented paradigm for your programming language, it's a very recommendable source to discover what can possibly be done with OOP.
- draegtun 15y agoBut I doubt you'll find useful sources for programming style searching for it. How about AOP? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect-oriented_programming http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect-oriented_programming). I think both CLOS & Moose push you more towards this programming style.