Sifting Out the Gold Delivering Compact Applications from an Exploratory Object-Oriented Programming Environment

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Integrated, dynamically-typed object-oriented programming environments offer many advantages, but have trouble producing small, self-contained applications. Recent advances in type inference have made it possible to build an application extractor for Self. The extractor was able to extract a medium-sized application in a few minutes. The extracted application runs in a tenth the space of the original environment. Except for extracting reflection and sends with computed selectors, the extractor runs without human intervention and fully preserves the behavior of the application.

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Agesen, O., & Ungar, D. (1992). Sifting Out the Gold Delivering Compact Applications from an Exploratory Object-Oriented Programming Environment. In Proceedings of the Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications, OOPSLA (pp. 355–370). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/191081.191135

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