"m_l_g3" <m_l_g3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> On Apr 15, 4:24 pm, "Stephan Becher"
> <http://home.vrweb.de/~stephan.becher/forth>
wrote:
>> Version 1.4 of StrongForth is now available for download at
>> <http://home.vrweb.de/~stephan.becher/forth>.
>>
>> It contains a library for data structures and object oriented
>> programming,
>> which is mainly based on the C++ model, providing similar features and
>> using
>> the same terminology as C++. Polymorphism, encapsulation and
inheritance
>> are
>> fully sup****ted. Other im****tant features and properties of the
>> StrongForth
>> OOP library are:
>>
>> - early and late binding,
>> - single inheritance for code and data,
>> - static, dynamic and class specific memory allocation,
>> - explicit constructors, and
>> - full sup****t for bit fields.
>>
>> As usual, StrongForth comes with comprehensive do***entation, including
a
>> 33
>> pages manual and a 20 pages glossary for the new OOP library.
>>
>
> oop.html is not there on-line.
>
> Hmmm, it looks like the on-line docs and the docs in the .zip are
> completely different.
Yes. From the link named "Download StrongForth 1.4" you get the binary,
the
block file, a readme file, the glossaries and some special do***entation
files (including oop.htm). The reference manual, which contains the
do***entation of the word sets, can be obtained from the link named
"StrongForth reference manual".
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