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From: "Robert D. Skeels" <athene@earthlink.net>
Subject: examples of multiple inheritance implementations
Date: 1997/03/07
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I'm considering buying CodeBuilder to begin learning Ada 95. I read the
multiple inheritance section on the Ada programming faq and am curious if
anyone can point me to examples of programmer defined MI.

Please don't make this thread a lecture on the disadvantages of MI. That
argument might hold water if we were discussing C++, but I am coming from a
Dylan and CLOS background. Ada 95 looks like a terrific language so far,
but I really do need some type of MI.


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