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Donahue, J., "Integration mechanisms in Cedar", SIGPLAN, 20, 7, pp. 245-251, July 1985. Google
246 ;;Quote: if interface is separate from implementation can make minor changes safely
246+;;Quote: separation of interface and implementation is very important for Cedar
246 ;;Quote: Cedar compiler will not compile out of date interfaces; makes it easier to change interfaces
246 ;;Quote: big gain in Cedar was garbage collection; simplifies interfaces, e.g., functions which return strings
246+;;Quote: garbage collection allows resources to be easily shared
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