> Today there are about a million OO languages.  The only 
> ones that get used
> to any extent are C++ and VB, and the only one that gets used for OO
> development is C++.

I would narrow it a bit down: The only OO language that gets widely used
when run-time performance is very important is C++.

Scratch 'widely' and there are lots of small scale OO languages, for
instance Eiffel and Ada9X.

Scratch 'run-time peformance' and there are the run-time slower OO
languages like Java or Python (who are often programming-time faster!).

Scratch OO and there is just one language, C.

Wouter van Ooijen

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