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....of a system. There is usually no analogue to the signatures with abstract types in module systems, which can hide information about a binding outside the unit defining it. Recently, we see a convergence of the two worlds. Module systems have acquired a form of inheritance through mixin modules [18,2,3,9,7], first class modules [37] can play a role similar to objects, and recursive modules are also being investigated [16] On the object side, nested classes with virtual or abstract types [30,39,12] can model the essential properties of signatures with abstract types in ML like module systems [29] ....
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....is usually no analogue to the signatures with abstract types in module systems, which can hide information about a binding outside the unit defining it. Recently, we see a convergence of the two worlds. Module systems have acquired a form of inheritance through mixin modules [DS96, AZ99, AZ02, BL92, Bra92] first class modules [Rus00] can play a role similar to objects, and recursive modules are also being investigated [CHP99] On the object side, nested classes with virtual or abstract types [MMP89, Tho97, BOW98] can model the essential properties of signatures with abstract types in ....
Gilad Bracha and Gary Lindstrom. Modularity meets inheritance. In Proceedings of the IEEE Computer Society International Conference on Computer Languages, pages 282--290, Washington, DC, 1992. IEEE Computer Society.
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