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   From: snobis@gmx.de   
      
   "Dmitry A. Kazakov"  writes:   
      
   > IMO there is no language with a feasible types system. You can go to   
   > comp.object as throw in "is integer a class?", "if type is a   
   > class?", "Are values objects?" and enjoy following quarrel. (:-))   
      
   And that qualifies as "no language with a feasible types system"? What   
   about the ML-family, what about Haskell?   
      
   There are some things like dynamic/static typing or for performance   
   special casing integers in your object model. But that don't mean,   
   that there's a bunch of unsolved problems, it only means that taste also   
   matters.   
      
   > The language with the most elaborated concurrency support is Ada 95.   
      
   I don't think so. Just have a look at Erlang or Oz/Mozart.   
      
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   Stefan.   
      
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