Re: AOP languages mature enough to used in industry

> On 16 May 2007, at 17:46, Miguel Pessoa Monteiro wrote:
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>> Pascal suggested a different matter when mentioning ContextL: that
>> some
>> languages are so powerful that they do not need to be aspect-
>> oriented to
>> handle concerns that would be crosscutting when using other languages.
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> No, that's not what I said. ContextL has explicit support for
> grouping potentially crosscutting behavior, and it's a genuine
> extension of the underlying language.

Interesting all the same :-)

Miguel

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