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Abstract: This paper is a survey of the design of four object-oriented meta-level architectures for programming languages. We presentoverviews and compare the salient features of the metaarchitectures of Smalltalk, Common Lisp Object System (CLOS), a Scheme Compiler, and Etyma, our framework for modular systems. This comparison clarifies importantarchitectural aspects of the surveyed systems, such as the space of concepts captured bythearchitectures, and the abstractions that embody similar language... (Update)
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@misc{ programming-design,
author = "Meta-Architectures For Programming",
title = "The Design of Object-Oriented",
url = "citeseer.comp.nus.edu.sg/665409.html" }
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100 Smalltalk-80: The Language and its Implementation (context) - Goldberg, Robson - 1983
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60 Reusing object-orienteddesigns - Johnson, Russo - 1991
34 An architecture for an open compiler - Lamping, Kiczales et al. - 1992
29 OMOS --- An object server for program execution - Orr, Mecklenburg - 1992
8 What a metaobject protocol based compiler can do forlisp (context) - Kiczales, Lamping et al. - 1994
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