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diff --git a/Niklaus_Wirth.mdwn b/Niklaus_Wirth.mdwn @@ -6,6 +6,6 @@ The **Lilith** workstation, the design of which started in the late 1970s, was W Modula-2 programming language, even the microcode is compiled from a variant of Modula-2. The [[stack-based]] instruction set architecture reached competitive speeds particularly thanks to the high code density, and it also helped keep the Modula-2 compiler fast and simple. Unfortunately, Lilith was a commercial failure, and less than 200 were built. **[[Oberon]]** is an operating system centered around the -[[object-oriented]] Oberon programming language, with the guiding principles of clarity and simplicity. A major reason to its existence was proving that a full graphical and modern operating system with a software development environment is possible in a moderate size (a couple of hundred kilobytes). It was also used by Wirth as an example of **lean software**. Oberon is still being developed and maintained, largely by Wirth himself. +[[object-oriented]] Oberon programming language, with the guiding principles of clarity and simplicity. A major reason to its existence was proving that a full graphical and modern operating system with a software development environment is possible in a moderate size (a couple of hundred kilobytes). It was also used by Wirth as an example of **lean software**. Oberon is still being developed and maintained, and Wirth himself is still involved with the project. **Wirth's law** is Wirth's variant of the [[Jevons paradox]]: Software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware is getting faster.