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Among the more radical proposals for changes to the Ada standard in Ada9X are those advocating the introduction of object-oriented features exemplified by languages such as Smalltalk and Eiffel. DRAGOON is a language which supports the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming in an Ada style, while retaining most of the features of current Ada. In other words it supports Ada-oriented object-oriented programming. It also employs enhanced forms of multiple inheritance to support concurrency and distribution. Therefore, although not designed specifically as a proposal for the Ada9X project, DRAGOON may serve as a basis for the development of Ada in an object-oriented direction. This paper provides a brief overview of the language.
ACM SIGAda Ada Letters – Association for Computing Machinery
Published: Nov 1, 1990
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