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Culturing objects to achieve efficient implementations and entity interactions in object-oriented programming
We describe a mechanism for improving the performance of object-oriented programs that make use of "large" objects by creating those objects with efficient implementations for the operations they must support. We call this process objectculture. Objectculture is based on a set of extensions to the standard object-oriented programming model. The extended model is upwardly compatible with the model on which most commonly used object-oriented programming languages are based, including C++ and Smalltalk-80. We briefly characterize the way we are culturing objects within the C++ object-oriented programming model.
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