Re: [avr-gcc-list] AVR-GCC question

[Joerg Wunsch]

Matthew MacClary <address@hidden> wrote:

>     I would argue that there is a big difference between 'static
> OOP' and 'dynamic OOP'. It seems like few OO languages allow dynamic
> OO behavior where classes and objects can change at run time, Ruby
> is an example of a language that does do this.

IIRC, that's what the OO freaks would actually call `OO'.  ISTR C++ is
about the sole exception of an `OO language' that allows for early
binding, i.e. isn't necessarily really an OO language.  Anything else
(Python, Java, Ruby, ...) uses late binding, including all its
penalty.

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