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Objects Akim Demaille, Etienne Renault, Roland Levillain March 20, 2020 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 1 / 150 Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects

  1. Shape in Simula (4/5) comment -- declare the variables used --; ref(Shape) array scribble (1:2); ref(Rectangle) arectangle ; integer i; comment -- populate the array with various shape instances --; scribble (1) :- new Rectangle (10, 20, 5, 6); scribble (2) :- new Circle (15, 25, 8); comment -- iterate on the list , handle shapes polymorphically --; for i := 1 step 1 until 2 do begin scribble(i). draw; scribble(i). rMoveTo (100 , 100); scribble(i). draw; end; comment -- call a rectangle specific instance --; arectangle :- new Rectangle (0, 0, 15, 15); arectangle .draw; arectangle .setWidth (30); arectangle .draw;

  2. Shape in Simula – Execution (5/5) > cim shape.sim Compiling shape.sim: gcc -g -O2 -c shape.c gcc -g -O2 -o shape shape.o -L/usr/local/lib -lcim > ./ shape Drawing a Rectangle at :(10 ,20) , width 5, height 6 Drawing a Rectangle at :(110 ,120) , width 5, height 6 Drawing a Circle at :(15 ,25) , radius 8 Drawing a Circle at :(115 ,125) , radius 8 Drawing a Rectangle at:(0,0), width 15, height 15 Drawing a Rectangle at:(0,0), width 30, height 15 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 21 / 150

  3. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  4. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. Objective-C, Pascal, C++, etc. further with messages. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  5. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. Objective-C, Pascal, C++, etc. further with messages. CLOS further with method selections. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  6. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. Objective-C, Pascal, C++, etc. further with messages. CLOS further with method selections. Eiffel further with software engineering, further with inheritance. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  7. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. Objective-C, Pascal, C++, etc. further with messages. CLOS further with method selections. Eiffel further with software engineering, further with inheritance. C++ further with static typing and static binding, deeper in the *. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  8. Impact of Simula 67 All the object-oriented languages inherit from Simula. Smalltalk further with object orientation, further with dynamic binding. Objective-C, Pascal, C++, etc. further with messages. CLOS further with method selections. Eiffel further with software engineering, further with inheritance. C++ further with static typing and static binding, deeper in the *. Hybrid languages logic, functional, assembly, stack based etc. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 22 / 150

  9. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 23 / 150

  10. Smalltalk We called Smalltalk Smalltalk so that nobody would expect anything from it. – Alan Kay Principles: Everything is object; Every object is described by its class (structure, behavior); Message passing is the only interface to objects. Origin: A programming language that children can understand; To create “tomorrow’s computer”: Dynabook. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 24 / 150

  11. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The People Behind Smalltalk Smalltalk 72 Smalltalk 76 Smalltalk 80 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 25 / 150

  12. Alan Kay TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 26 / 150

  13. Quote I invented the term Object-Oriented and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind. – A. Kay TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 27 / 150

  14. Alan Kay, 1984 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 28 / 150

  15. Alan Kay TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 29 / 150

  16. Ivan Sutherland’s Sketchpad 1967 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 30 / 150

  17. Douglas Engelbart’s NLS 1974 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 31 / 150

  18. Flex Machine 1967 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 32 / 150

  19. DynaBook It would have, ”enough power to outrace your senses of sight and hearing, enough capacity to store for later retrieval thousands of page-equivalents of reference material, poems, letter, recipes, records, drawings, animations, musical scores, waveforms, dynamic simulations, and anything else you would like to remember and change...”. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 33 / 150

  20. DynaBook It would have, ”enough power to outrace your senses of sight and hearing, enough capacity to store for later retrieval thousands of page-equivalents of reference material, poems, letter, recipes, records, drawings, animations, musical scores, waveforms, dynamic simulations, and anything else you would like to remember and change...”. To put this project in context, the smallest general purpose computer in the early 1970s was about the size of a desk and the word “multimedia” meant a slide-tape presentation. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 33 / 150

  21. DynaBook TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 34 / 150

  22. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The People Behind Smalltalk Smalltalk 72 Smalltalk 76 Smalltalk 80 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 35 / 150

  23. Smalltalk 72 Written in BASIC. Reuses the classes and instances from Simula 67. Adds the concept of “message”. Dynamic method lookup. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 36 / 150

  24. Smalltalk 72 Sample to Point | x y ( isnew => ("x <- :. "y <- :.) <) x => ( <) <- => ("x <- : ) ^ x) <) y => ( <) <- => ("y <- : ) ^ y) <) print => ("( print. x print. center <- Point 0 ", print. => (0,0) y print. center x <- 3 ") print .) => (3,0) TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 37 / 150 ) center x print

  25. Classes and Instances in Smalltalk 72 to Point ColorPoint x, y x, y print print print x, x <− x, x <− y, y <− y, y <− color, color <− instance instance instance instance TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 38 / 150

  26. Smalltalk 72 Criticisms to is a primitive, not a method. A class is not an object. The programmer implements the method lookup. Method lookup is too slow. No inheritance. ⇒ Programmers were using global procedures. But some successes: Pygmalion “Programming by examples” inspired Star. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 39 / 150

  27. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The People Behind Smalltalk Smalltalk 72 Smalltalk 76 Smalltalk 80 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 40 / 150

  28. Smalltalk 76 Introduction of the Class class. The class of classes. Instance of itself. Metaclass . How to print a class, add method, instantiate etc. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 41 / 150

  29. Smalltalk 76 Introduction of the Class class. The class of classes. Instance of itself. Metaclass . How to print a class, add method, instantiate etc. Introduction of the Object class. Default behavior, shared between all the objects. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 41 / 150

  30. Smalltalk 76 Introduction of the Class class. The class of classes. Instance of itself. Metaclass . How to print a class, add method, instantiate etc. Introduction of the Object class. Default behavior, shared between all the objects. Introduction of dictionaries. Message handling is no longer handled by the programmers. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 41 / 150

  31. Smalltalk 76 Introduction of the Class class. The class of classes. Instance of itself. Metaclass . How to print a class, add method, instantiate etc. Introduction of the Object class. Default behavior, shared between all the objects. Introduction of dictionaries. Message handling is no longer handled by the programmers. Introduction of inheritance. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 41 / 150

  32. Smalltalk 76 Introduction of the Class class. The class of classes. Instance of itself. Metaclass . How to print a class, add method, instantiate etc. Introduction of the Object class. Default behavior, shared between all the objects. Introduction of dictionaries. Message handling is no longer handled by the programmers. Introduction of inheritance. Removal of the to primitive. Replaced by the new message sent to Class : Class new title: ’Rectangle ’; fields: ’origin�corner ’. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 41 / 150

  33. Instantiation, inheritance in Smalltalk 76 Class Object Number String Integer Superclass Instance de Objects keep a link with their generator: is-instance-of TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 42 / 150

  34. Smalltalk 76 Criticism Significant improvement: ◮ Byte-code and a virtual machine provide a 4-100 speedup. ◮ ThingLab , constraint system experimentation. ◮ PIE , Personal Information Environment . TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 43 / 150

  35. Smalltalk 76 Criticism Significant improvement: ◮ Byte-code and a virtual machine provide a 4-100 speedup. ◮ ThingLab , constraint system experimentation. ◮ PIE , Personal Information Environment . But: ◮ A single metaclass hence a single behavior for classes (no specific constructors, etc.). TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 43 / 150

  36. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The People Behind Smalltalk Smalltalk 72 Smalltalk 76 Smalltalk 80 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 44 / 150

  37. Smalltalk 80 Deep impact over computer science of the 80’s. Most constructors take part (Apple, Apollo, DEC, HP, Tektronix...). Generalization of the metaclass concept. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 45 / 150

  38. Is-instance-of in Smalltalk 80 Metaclass class Metaclass Class class Float class Object Class Class Float Object Three layer model: Metaclass. Class behavior (instantiation, initialization, etc.). Class. Type and behavior of objects. Instances. The objects. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 46 / 150

  39. Inheritance in Smalltalk 80 Object Magnitude Behavior Number ClassDescription Metaclass Class Float Object class Magnitude class Behavior class Number class ClassDescription class Float class Metaclass class Class class TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 47 / 150

  40. The Smalltalk 80 System More than a language, a system where everything is an object, and the only control structure is message passing. a virtual image ; TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 48 / 150

  41. The Smalltalk 80 System More than a language, a system where everything is an object, and the only control structure is message passing. a virtual image ; a byte-code compiler; TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 48 / 150

  42. The Smalltalk 80 System More than a language, a system where everything is an object, and the only control structure is message passing. a virtual image ; a byte-code compiler; a virtual machine; TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 48 / 150

  43. The Smalltalk 80 System More than a language, a system where everything is an object, and the only control structure is message passing. a virtual image ; a byte-code compiler; a virtual machine; more than 500 classes, 4000 methods, 15000 objects. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 48 / 150

  44. Smalltalk 80 Standard Library System Class , Object , Number , Boolean , BlockContext etc. Programming Environment Model , View , Controler , etc. Standard Library Collection , Stream , etc. Notable inventions Bitmap , Mouse , Semaphore , Process , ProcessScheduler TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 49 / 150

  45. Smalltalk 80 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 50 / 150

  46. Smalltalk 80 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 51 / 150

  47. Booleans: Logical Operators Boolean methods: and: , or: , not: . In the True class and: aBlock "Evaluate aBlock" ↑ aBlock value In the False class and: aBlock "Return receiver" ↑ self TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 52 / 150

  48. Booleans: Control Structures More Boolean methods: ifTrue: ifFalse: ifTrue:ifFalse: ... ifFalse:ifTrue: For instance, compute a minimum: | a b x | ... a <= b ifTrue: [ x <- a ] ifFalse: [ x <- b ]. ... TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 53 / 150

  49. Integers in Smalltalk 80 Object Magnitude (>, >=, <=) Number Date (=, <) Character (=, <) Float (=, <) Integer (=, <) Fraction (=, <) SmallInteger (=, <) LargeNegativeInteger (=, <) LargePositiveInteger (=, <) TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 54 / 150

  50. Integers in Smalltalk 80 In Magnitude >= aMagnitude ↑ (self < aMagnitude) not In Date < aDate year < aDate year ifTrue: [ ↑ day < aDate day] ifFalse: [ ↑ year < aDate year] TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 55 / 150

  51. Collections in Smalltalk 80 Object Collection Bag Set SequenceableCollection Dictionary LinkedList Interval ArrayedCollection OrderedCollection Array String Text SortedCollection Symbol TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 56 / 150

  52. Collections in Smalltalk 80 In LinkedList : do: aBlock | aLink | aLink <- firstLink. [aLink = nil] whileFalse: [aBlock value: aLink. aLink <- aLink nextLink] TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 57 / 150

  53. Using Smalltalk 80 Collections sum <- 0. #(2 3 5 7 11) do: [ :prime | sum <- sum + (prime * prime) ] or: sum <- 0. #(2 3 5 7 11) collect: [ :prime | prime * prime ]; do: [ :number | sum <- sum + number ] TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 58 / 150

  54. The Smalltalk 80 Environment Everything is sorted, classified, so that the programmers can browse the system. Everything is object. The system is reflexive. The inspector to examine an object. Coupled to the debugger and the interpretor, a wonderful programming environment. Big success of Smalltalk in prototyping. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 59 / 150

  55. Sub-classing in Smalltalk 80: Complexes Chose a superclass: Number . Browse onto it (look in the Numeric-Numbers category ). A skeleton is proposed. Number subclass: #Complex instanceVariableNames: ’’ classVariableNames: ’’ poolDictionaries: ’’ category: ’Numeric -Numbers ’ Complete. Number subclass: #Complex instanceVariableNames: ’re�im’ classVariableNames: ’’ poolDictionaries: ’’ category: ’Numeric -Numbers ’ TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 60 / 150

  56. Sub-classing in Smalltalk 80: Complexes Validate. Go into the Complex class, class methods, and create: re: realPart im: imPart ↑ (self new) setRe: realPart setIm: imPart TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 61 / 150

  57. Sub-classing in Smalltalk 80: Complexes Instance methods: setRe: realPart setIm: imPart re <- realPart. im <- imPart im "Return the imaginary part of the receiver. ↑ im + aComplex ↑ Complex re: (re + aComplex re) im: (im + aComplex im) But then: (Complex re: 42 im: 51) + 666 yields message not understood: re . TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 62 / 150

  58. Sub-classing in Smalltalk 80: Complexes First solution: implement asComplex in Number and Complex "Class Number: addition." + aNumber | c | c <- aNumber asComplex. ↑ Complex re: (re + c re) im: (im + c im) Second solution: implement re and im in Number . But these don’t address: 666 + (Complex re: 42 im: 51) This issue was known by Smalltalk designers who faced it for other Number subclasses; they introduced the generality class method. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 63 / 150

  59. Smalltalk 80 Criticism Some loopholes in the semantics. The metaclass concept was considered too difficult. No typing! Dynamic dispatch exclusively, that’s slow. The GC is nice, but slow too. The virtual image prevents collaborative development. No security (one can change anything ). No means to produce standalone applications. No multiple inheritance. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 64 / 150

  60. Demo with Squeak https://squeak.org TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 65 / 150

  61. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The mysterious language 3 C++ 4 CLOS 5 Prototype-based programming 6 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 66 / 150

  62. Reading... TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 67 / 150

  63. What is this Book ? TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 68 / 150

  64. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The mysterious language 3 People behind Eiffel Overview of the System Overview of the Language Handling Multiple inheritance Programming ”by Contract” (applied to OOP) C++ 4 CLOS 5 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 69 / 150

  65. Bertrand Meyer (1950), MIT TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 70 / 150

  66. Table of Contents Simula 1 Smalltalk 2 The mysterious language 3 People behind Eiffel Overview of the System Overview of the Language Handling Multiple inheritance Programming ”by Contract” (applied to OOP) C++ 4 CLOS 5 TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 71 / 150

  67. Introducing Eiffel High-level language designed for Software Engineering, portable, with an original and clear syntax Modern conception of multiple class inheritance High level tools and programmatic concepts (Virtual classes, Generics, Exceptions, etc.) Lot of standard libraries TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 72 / 150

  68. Libraries EiffelCOM (COM,OLE,ActiveX), EiffelCORBA , EiffelMath , EiffelNet (client-serveur), EiffelLex & EiffelParse , EiffelStore (BD), EiffelWEB , Eiffel DLE (dynamic link), EiffelVision (GUI), Graphical Eiffel for Windows , Eiffel WEL (Windows), EiffelThreads , etc. TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 73 / 150

  69. An Eiffel Application An Eiffel Application is called a system . Classes : ◮ One per file ( .e ) ◮ Groupped in clusters ◮ One one them is the main class Eiffel Librairies (only one in practice) External Librairies A file describing the application ◮ LACE file, Langage pour l’assemblage des classes en Eiffel TYLA Objects March 20, 2020 74 / 150

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