>Hi,
>
>I hope you won't mind me interjecting my 2 BEF
>here, but I hear you assimilating the OOP paradigm
>with a mere syntax upgrade. I think that is a bit
>exagerated.
>
>The fact is that as application programmers, we
>cannot profit from the depth of OOP at this moment
>in time because our tools are too primitive.
>System programmers on the contrary have proven
>that OOP works: see Windows, see the visual
>interface of all the languages. Without OOP (and
>I mean polymorfism and inheritance) they would not
>be what they are!
>
>As I said, my 2 BEF.
>
>Marc

no marc, i understand a good deal of OOP is a lot more than
just syntax. what im saying is that it is not buying much
(10-15%