12. TOOLS 1993: Melbourne, Australia / 9. TOOLS 1992: Sydney, Australia

Christine Mingins, William Haebich, John Potter, Bertrand Meyer (Eds.): Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems Tools 12: Proceedings of the twelfth International Conference Tools Pacific, Melbourne 1993. Incorporating the proceedings of Tools 9, Sydney 1992. Prentice Hall 1993, ISBN 0-13-124512-0

Tools 12

Invited Lectures 1

Brian Henderson-Sellers: Keynote: Object Technology: W(h)ither the Future? 3
Donald Firesmith: Keynote: Object-oriented Requirements Elicitation. 4

Submitted Articles

Industrial Stream

Ric Jentzsch: Deriving a Conceptual Model: a Business Forms Approach. 7-19
Rajiv Khosla, Tharam S. Dillon: Application of Object-Oriented Technology in a Terminal Power Station. 21-35
Anne Fuller: Class-Based Modelling Of A General Ledger System. 37-48
Paul Taylor: Towards a Reuse Policy. 49-60

Programming Languages

Ghinwa Jalloul, John Potter: A Separate Proposal for Eiffel. 63-74
Philip Haynes, Tim Menzies: "C++ is Better Than Smalltalk"?? 75-82
Pankaj Parekh: Object-Oriented Languages in the i960® Extended Architecture. 83-95

Database

J. Wenny Rahayu, Elizabeth Chang: A Methodology for Transforming an Object-Oriented Data Model to a Relational Database. 99-115
A. John Hurst: Extensible Persistent Objects. 117-124

Analysis and Design

J. Avotins, Christine Mingins: Metrics for Object-Oriented Design. 127-141
John McEwin, Sita Ramakrishnan: Semiotics, Ethnomethodology, and Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Notations. 143-151

Concurrency

Sea Ling, Bohdan Durnota: A Comparison of Techniques for Specifying Concurrent Systems Using the Object-Oriented Paradigm. 155-177

Formal Methods

Jin Song Dong, Roger Duke: Class Union and Polymorphism. 181-190

Migration

Ignacio Silva-Lepe: A Model for Migrating Procedural Programs into Object-Oriented Programs. 193-209

Libraries and Frameworks

Tim Menzies, Richard Spurrett: How to Edit "It"; or: A "Black-box" Constraint-Based Framework for User-Interaction with Arbitrary Structures. 213-224
Kouki Nakanishi, Takashi Arano, Takeshi Miyake: Understandibility of Class Libraries and Zipf's Law. 225-232
Min Kang, Douglas D. Grant: An Object-Oriented Framework for Process-Sensitive Software Engineering Environments. 233-252

Modelling and Simulation

Eric Peeters: Design and Implementation of an Object-Oriented, Interactive Animation System. 255-267
Christopher J. Coomber: An Object-Oriented Procedure for Simulating Real-Time Systems. 269-278
Robert A. Dew: A Rapid Prototyping System for Real-time Systems Using Object-oriented Concepts. 279-291

Keynote Presentation

Brian Henderson-Sellers: Object Technology: W(h)ither the Future? 295-306

Tutorial Abstracts

Concepts and Experience Track

William Haebich: Object-Oriented Fundamentals and Object-Oriented Thinking. 311
Jim Murphy: Object-Oriented Databases: Concepts and Commercial Offerings. 312
Donna Valtri: Object Orientation - Lessons of Experience. 313
Chris Waddell: Object-Oriented Lessons of Experience. 314

Analysis, Modelling and Design Track

Mark Ratjens, Ray Steele: ClassWorks - a Methodological Framework for Developing Systems. 317
Brian Henderson-Sellers, Julian M. Edwards: MOSES: Methodology for Object-Oriented Software Engineering of Systems. 318
Donald Firesmith: Object-Oriented Requirements Analysis and Logical Design. 319
John Potter, Christine Mingins: Object-Oriented Design - the Eiffel Method. 320

Technical Track

Brett Adam: An Introduction to NEXTSTEP. 323
Roger Duke: Formal Methods for the Design and Specification of Object-Oriented Systems. 324
Bertrand Meyer: Systematic Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming. 325

Language Track

Douglas D. Grant: Software Engineering Using the Object-Oriented Paradigm: The Promise of Ada 9X. 329
David Lumsden: A View of VisualWorks: ParcPlace Smalltalk-80. 330
Heinz Schmidt: Object-Oriented Programming: The Language Landscape. 331
Peter Wall: Introduction to C++. 332
Peter Wall: Advanced C++. 333

Tools 9

Languages & Environments

Ian Joyner: C++?? 339-351
Scott Milton, Dave Campbell: Xs - A Graphic Object Mapping System for XWindows. 353-363
Gordon Cheng, Neil A. B. Gray: A Program Visualisation Tool. 365-369
Glenn Maughan: Persistent Programming: Requirements for a Class Library Implementation. 371-381

Business & Information Systems

Christopher J. Waddell: A Taxonomy of Objects for Financial Engineering. 385-391
William Haebich, Torquil Todd: An Object-Oriented, Computational Model to Support the Formulation of a National Retirement Icome Policy. 393-406
Igor Hawryszkiewycz: Object-Oriented Methodology Emphasizing Reuse Through Customization. 407-419
Tim Menzies, Julian M. Edwards, Kekwee Ng: The Mysterious Case of the Missing Reusable Class Libraries. 421-427

Concurrency & Reuse

Reinhold Plösch, Rainer Weinreich: An Extensible Communication Class Library for Hybrid Distributed Systems. 431-437
Nelson Cheng: Revisiting Inheritance of Synchronization Constraints. 439-447
Roger Duke: Class Operators for Object Compatibility. 449-461

Design Notations & Metrics

John C. Grundy, John G. Hosking: MViews: A Framework for Developing Visual Programming Environments. 465-473
M. L. Barrett, Graeme Simsion: A Review of Diagramming Notations for Object Oriented Development. 475-488
Bohdan Durnota, Christine Mingins: Tree-Based Coherence Metrics in Object-Oriented Design. 489-504

O-O and the Corporate World

Paul Taylor: Experiences with Object Oriented Software Development. 507-519

Keynote Presentation

Bertrand Meyer: Systematic Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming. 523-576