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Re: Aspect Oriented Programming in context of lightweight languages.



At 8:55 AM -0500 3/21/03, John Clements wrote:
>On Friday, March 21, 2003, at 07:57  AM, Michael Vanier wrote:
>
>>
>>Ken,
>>
>>Thanks for the very interesting history lesson!  Personally, I like the
>>idea of having a programmable object model, which is why a MOP appeals to
>>me.  I probably will like aspects too, although I suspect that used
>>incorrectly it could easily degenerate into spaghetti code.
>>
>><half-serious>
>>It's too bad language features don't come with security clearance levels,
>>so that only programmers with a certain level of expertise could use them.
>></half-serious>
>
>
>WANTED: certified call/cc operator.  experience a plus.

Heh. Not a bad idea--otherwise you get people like me doing call/cc. 
(Which I suppose isn't strictly true, as these days I find call/cc a 
bit wussy for my needs, but still...)
-- 
                                         Dan

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