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ZUSE    
(After {Konrad Zuse}) A descendant of {Ada},
{Modula-2}, {Mesa} and {Oberon-1}, described by Christian
Collberg in his PhD thesis 1991.

Zuse supports several levels of information hiding. The Zuse
type system includes fully hidden types (similar to {Modula-2}
{opaque types} but without any implementation restriction),
semi-open pointer types (same as {Modula-2} {opaque types}),
extensible {record types} (similar to {Oberon-1} public
projection types but without the compiler hint), {enumeration}
types, extensible enumeration types, and extensible {subrange
types}.

A type can also be protected by specifying the operations that
particular modules may perform (similar to {C} {friend
classes} and {Ada} {private types}). Zuse also includes
hidden and extensible constants and hidden inline procedures.
In order to support the higher levels of information hiding
the implementation employs partial intermediate code linking.

A version for {Sun-3} is available.

(1999-02-18)


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    Konrad Zuse (1910-1995) built the first program-controlled computing machine in the world He has brought his inventions, patent outlines, talks and lectures to paper between 1936 and 1995 This archive offers chronological and subject-based access to these documents spanning the work of Zuse
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