OOPS Messenger, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, January 1991

• Douglas E. Buska, Mark L. Wilkins:
  ADL: a dynamic object-oriented modeling language. 8-27
  
• Shaun-inn Wu:
  Integrating logic and object-oriented programming. 28-37
  
• Injun Choi, Michael V. Mannino:
  Graph interpretation of methods: a unifying framework for polymorphism in object-oriented programming. 38-54
  

Volume 2, Number 2, April 1991

• Gul Agha, Akinori Yonezawa, Peter Wegner, Samson Abramsky:
  OOPSLA panel on object-based concurrent programming. 3-15
  
• Pierre America:
  POOL: design and experience. 16-20
  
• Denis Caromel:
  A solution to the explicit/implicit control dilemma. 21-25
  
• Daniel T. Chang:
  CORAL: a concurrent object-oriented system for constructing and executing sequential, parallel and distributed applications. 26-30
  
• Andrew A. Chien:
  Concurrent aggregates: using multiple-access data abstractions to manage complexity in concurrent programs. 31-36
  
• John Hogg, Rodney Iversen:
  Representing concurrent communication systems. 37-39
  
• Peter de Jong:
  Concurrent organizational objects. 40-44
  
• Michele Di Santo, Giulio Iannello:
  Implementing actor-based primitives on distributed-memory architectures. 45-49
  
• Kohei Honda, Mario Tokoro:
  A small calculus for concurrent objects. 50-54
  
• Dennis G. Kafura, R. Greg Lavender:
  Recent progress in combining actor-based concurrency with object-oriented programming. 55-58
  
• Dennis G. Kafura, Douglas Washabaugh, Jeff Nelson:
  Progress in the garbage collection of active objects. 59-63
  
• Chris Laffra, Jan van den Bos:
  Constraints in concurrent object-oriented environment. 64-67
  
• Chris Laffra, Jan van den Bos:
  Propagators and concurrent constraints. 68-72
  
• Joseph P. Loyall, Simon M. Kaplan, Steven K. Goering:
  Specification and implementation of Actors with graph rewriting. 73-77
  
• Jacques Malenfant, Guy Lapalme, Jean G. Vaucher:
  ObjVProlog-D: a reflexive object-oriented logic language for distributed computing. 78-81
  
• Jeff McAffer, John Duimovich:
  Actra - an industrial strength concurrent object-oriented programming system. 82-85
  
• José Meseguer:
  Rewriting as a unified model of concurrency. 86-88
  
• Oscar Nierstrasz, Michael Papathomas:
  Towards a type theory for active objects. 89-93
  
• Steven S. Popovich, Gail E. Kaiser, Shyhtsun Felix Wu:
  MELDing transactions and objects. 94-98
  
• Myra Jean Prelle, Ann Wollrath, Thomas J. Brando, Edward H. Bensley:
  The impact of selected concurrent language constructs on the Sam run-time system. 99-103
  
• Olivier Roux:
  Another proposal for a concurrency control level in concurrent object-oriented languages. 104-108
  
• Minoru Uehara, Mario Tokoro:
  An adaptive load balancing method in the computational field model. 109-113
  
• Tanaka Tomoyuki:
  Actor reflection without meta-objects. 114-119
  
• Alfredo Weitzenfeld, Michael A. Arbib:
  A concurrent object-oriented framework for the simulation of neural networks. 120-124
  

Volume 2, Number 3, July 1991

• Michael L. Nelson:
  An object-oriented Tower Of Babel. 3-11
  
• C. Nash, William Haebich:
  An accidental translator from Smalltalk to ANSI C. 12-23
  
• Michael F. Kilian:
  A note on type composition and reusability. 24-32
  

Volume 2, Number 4, October 1991

• Henry G. Baker:
  CLOStrophobia: its etiology and treatment. 4-15
  
• Christian Neusius:
  Adapting synchronization counters to the requirements of inheritance. 16-22
  
• Ernie Rains:
  Function points in an Ada object-oriented design? 23-25
  
• Jorn Andersen, Trygve Reenskaug:
  Operations on sets in an OODB. 26-39
  
• Gary T. Leavens:
  Introduction to the literature on object-oriented design, programming, and languages. 40-53
  
• Stephen C. Dewhurst, Kathy Stark:
  Programming in C++. 54-56
  

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