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ECOOP '94 - Object-Oriented Programming

8th European Conference, Bologna, Italy, July 4-8, 1994. Proceedings

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  • © 1994

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  1. Mario Tokoro
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  2. Remo Pareschi
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 821)

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Table of contents (27 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Beyond objects

    • Luc Steels
    Pages 1-11

  3. Should superclasses be abstract?

    • Walter L. Hürsch
    Pages 12-31

  4. Roles and dynamic subclasses: A modal logic approach

    • Roel Wieringa, Wiebren de Jonge, Paul Spruit
    Pages 32-59

  5. Methods as assertions

    • John Lamping, Martin Abadi
    Pages 60-80

  6. Abstracting process-to-function relations in concurrent object-oriented applications

    • Cristina Videira Lopes, Karl J. Lieberherr
    Pages 81-99

  7. Typed concurrent objects

    • Vasco T. Vasconcelos
    Pages 100-117

  8. Atomic object composition

    • Rachid Guerraoui
    Pages 118-138

  9. Patterns generate architectures

    • Kent Beck, Ralph Johnson
    Pages 139-149

  10. Meta patterns — A means for capturing the essentials of reusable object-oriented design

    • Wolfgang Pree
    Pages 150-162

  11. Modeling object-oriented program execution

    • Wim De Pauw, Doug Kimelman, John Vlissides
    Pages 163-182

  12. Putting objects to work: Hypermedia as the subject matter and the medium for computer-supported cooperative work

    • Norbert A. Streitz
    Pages 183-193

  13. Object-oriented computations in logic programming

    • Andrea Omicini, Antonio Natali
    Pages 194-212

  14. Deductive object databases

    • Elisa Bertino, Giovanna Guerrini, Danilo Montesi
    Pages 213-235

  15. Declarative object-oriented programming: Inheritance, subtyping and prototyping

    • S. Alagić, R. Sunderraman, R. Bagai
    Pages 236-259

  16. Constraints and object identity

    • Gus Lopez, BjØrn Freeman-Benson, Alan Borning
    Pages 260-279

  17. Protection in the Guide object-oriented distributed system

    • Daniel Hagimont
    Pages 280-298

  18. Object location control using meta-level programming

    • Hideaki Okamura, Yutaka Ishikawa
    Pages 299-319

  19. Customising object allocation

    • Giuseppe Attardi, Tito Flagella
    Pages 320-343

  20. Combining object-oriented analysis and formal description techniques

    • Ana M. D. Moreira, Robert G. Clark
    Pages 344-364
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This volume contains the proceedings of the 8th European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECCOP '94), held in Bologna, Italy in July 1994. ECOOP is the premier European event on object-oriented programming and technology. The 25 full refereed papers presented in the volume were selected from 161 submissions; they are grouped in sessions on class design, concurrency, patterns, declarative programming, implementation, specification, dispatching, and experience. Together with the keynote speech "Beyond Objects" by Luc Steels (Brussels) and the invited paper "Putting Objects to Work" by Norbert A. Streitz (GMD-IPSI, Darmstadt) they offer an exciting perspective on object-oriented programming research and applications.

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