Object-capability languages

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Independent or Prior Objcap Languages

• Gedanken
• Actors
• Vulcan,
• Joule
• W7
• Eden, Emerald
• J-Kernel
• Plash
• Erlang - Erlang is almost, but not quite an object-capability language.

Related to E

Relationships of E and other languages

Base language	E Implementation	Adapted to objcaps
Java	E-on-Java	Joe-E
Mozart/Oz		Oz-E
C/C++	MC
Smallcaps	E-on-Smallcaps
Squeak	E-on-Squeak	Squeak-E
Common Lisp	E-on-CL	CL-E
OCaml		Emily
Haskell	E-on-Haskell	Caps in Haskell
Python		Twisted Python
Perl		CaPerl
Pi Calculus		Harmless Pi
E	E-on-E
		Sebyla

Also applicable to ML and Haskell style systems: Lightweight Static Capabilities