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>It's true that Unix isn't object-oriented, but the principles that made it great are ones that object-oriented developers can benefit from studying. Of course

by camus 14y ago

>It's true that Unix isn't object-oriented, but the principles that made it great are ones that object-oriented developers can benefit from studying. Of course because these principles are basic programming principles. Yet , this has nothing to do directly with object orientation. There is no "object orientation" in the way unix works.

wpietri 14y ago
> There is no "object orientation" in the way unix works. Who said there was?
mercurial 14y ago
No, but Unix is a very good and, more importantly, concrete implementation of these principles. What's wrong with claiming that applying them to your OO programs leads to better code?