A New Object-Oriented Programming Language: sh
Jeffrey Haemer
Canary Software, Inc.
Abstract
Many have frittered away their time on C++, while overlooking the new,
.2-required, object-oriented language: sh. As will be clear from the
enclosed code, the name may allude to the fact that the author would
be embarrassed to have anyone find out about it.
This paper introduces a tiny, object-oriented programming system
written entirely in -conforming shell scripts.
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