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....in an objectoriented language or framework. In this approach, the links among components are defined by arbitrary code that passes object references around. This is the view of components implemented by object based frameworks such as COM [22] and CORBA [26] and by some languages such as Limbo [6], which relies heavily on dynamic (module oriented) linking. Although linking via arbitrary run time code is especially flexible, it is too dynamic for most uses of components in systems software. Fundamentally, objectoriented constructs are ill suited for organizing code at the module level [7, ....
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