mike@asgb.UUCP (12/07/84)
Can anybody out there send me or refer me to some info on C++ ? I've heard a rumor that is was released recently. I have one paper from August 1981 by Bjarne Stroustrup that I think may be some early version, but haven't found much more. Please respond by mail Thanks, in advance. Mike Rosenlof ...hplabs!sdcrdcf!\ -bmcg!asgb!mike ...allegra!sdcsvax!/ Burroughs Advanced Systems Group Boulder, Colorado
ted@scc.UUCP (Ted Goldstein) (12/11/84)
> > Can anybody out there send me or refer me to some info on C++ ? > > I've heard a rumor that is was released recently. > > I have one paper from August 1981 by Bjarne Stroustrup that I think > may be some early version, but haven't found much more. > > Please respond by mail > > Thanks, in advance. > > Mike Rosenlof ...hplabs!sdcrdcf!\ > -bmcg!asgb!mike > ...allegra!sdcsvax!/ > Burroughs Advanced Systems Group Boulder, Colorado If you don't mind, send any refs you get to me too. I know of one reference, but it didn't say much. It was a printed chat with Brian Kerninghan. He intimated that C++ may never be a product. Another, similar conecpt to C++ is Objective-C, made by a company called Productivity Products Inc. in Connecticut. They incorporate Smalltalk like hierarchical message bindings into C. By the way, Smalltalk is now available on a Tektronix box. The Tek 4404 complete system (hardware, bit mapped screen, Smalltalk-80, and a UNIX look-a-like O.S.) is $16,000. yours truly, Ted Goldstein. P.S. Anyone else out there in Netland have any impressions of the 4404?