[Shootout-list] Re: OO (was Re: process creation & message passing)

[Isaac Gouy]

> so that it doesn't exclude, say OO languages without direct 
> inheritance

What does "without direct inheritance" mean?

> or even languages that most don't consider OO, even
> though perfectly good OO systems for them exist.  Common Lisp is not
> what springs to mind when one says OO, yet with CLOS it clearly is.  

As Common Lisp clearly includes CLOS, and CLOS is clearly OO, this is a non-problem.


		
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