Apple Dylan
Apple Inc., Newton (platform), Dylan (programming language)
978-613-6-49196-7
6136491966
140
2012-07-17
45.00 €
eng
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Apple Dylan was the implementation of the Dylan programming language, produced by Apple Computer. Apple Dylan was originally developed as the toolbox and application language for the Apple Newton, but later released as a stand-alone development environment for the "classic" Mac OS, only to be abandoned shortly thereafter. Apple Dylan was code-named Leibniz. Apple Dylan includes a dynamic, integrated development environment inspired by Smalltalk, Macintosh Common Lisp and Think C. Like Think C—and unlike Smalltalk and Lisp—it draws a clear distinction between the development environment and the program being developed. It accomplishes this by linking code—called a “stub”—into the target program, allowing the IDE to communicate with it without sharing a runtime environment with the IDE.
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