Re: I need your experience - classification and comparison of languages

[yvan.radenac@equant.com (Yvan Radenac)]

dennison@telepath.com (Ted Dennison) wrote in message news:<4519e058.0201210709.1ba1fbf2@posting.google.com>...
> yvan.radenac@equant.com (Yvan Radenac) wrote in message news:<b9660815.0201210010.53b3266@posting.google.com>...
> > I am writing a small report about "Object oriented languages and their
> > public implementations" for a course in Software Engineering.
> > I am trying to classify and compare different oo languages.
> > As i am not programmer, analyst or responsible of projects and the
> > criterias are subjective, i am interesting in your experiences of
> > object oriented language(s).
> 
> You should definitely look at "Guidelines for Choosing A Computer
> Language: Support For The Visionary Organization 2nd Edition" by
> Patricia K. Lawlis
> ( http://archive.adaic.com/docs/reports/lawlis/content.htm )

Thank you very much for this link, it' exactly what i need.

I post it to have the point of view of programmer, responsible of
project, ... cause of their different experience(s).
The real goal it's just to propose some tables to find the right
language for a type of deveolpment.
I think that each language have its own area of applications for a
type of development:
like Perl for rapidly create a test client for a smtp server
developped in C ...
I'm not interesting , YOU TOO a suppose, to find the badiest or the
best language but just the most usefull language for a area of
applications and a type of develpment (rapid, big project, ...).
I tried to find the most general criterias which be applied on each
language.
I use this interview to obtain a real result by a average of all
result.