SIGPLAN Notices, Volume 27

Volume 27, Number 1, January 1992

• Boris Burshteyn:
  USSA - universal syntax and semantics analyzer. 42-60
  
• William Kahan:
  Analysis and refutation of the LCAS. 61-74
  
• Bernard Thirion:
  Edison, a Unix and C friendly Rete based production system. 75-84
  
• Pei-Chi Wu, Feng-Jian Wang:
  An object-oriented specification for compiler. 85-94
  
• Henry G. Baker:
  Computing A*B (mod N) efficiently in ANSI C. 95-98
  
• Darrel C. Ince:
  Arrays and pointers considered harmful. 99-104
  
• Antonio L. Furtado:
  Analogy by generalization - and the quest of the grail. 105-113
  
• Cyrus F. Nourani:
  Parallel module specification on SLPX. 114-115
  

Volume 27, Number 2, February 1992

• Juan Hernández, Juan Antonio Sanchez:
  RT-MODULA2: an embedded in MODULA2 language for writing concurrent and real time programs. 26-36
  
• Mouloud Arab:
  Enhancing program comprehension: formatting and documenting. 37-46
  
• Joseph M. Gwinn:
  Object-oriented programs in realtime. 47-56
  
• Steven Ryan:
  Linear control flow analysis. 57-64
  
• John Placer:
  Integrating destructive assignment and lazy evaluation in the multiparadigm language G-2. 65-74
  
• Rizaldo B. Caringal, Phan Minh Dung:
  A FORTRAN IV to QuickBASIC translator. 75-87
  
• Terence John Parr, Henry G. Dietz, William E. Cohen:
  PCCTS reference manual: version 1.00. 88-165
  

Volume 27, Number 3, March 1992

• Henry G. Baker:
  CONS should not CONS its arguments, or, a lazy alloc is a smart alloc. 24-34
  
• Daniel J. Salomon:
  Four Dimensions of programming-language independence. 35-53
  
• Salvatore Mamone:
  Empirical study of motivation in a entry level programming course. 54-60
  
• J. M. Watt:
  A compact syntax chart for Ada. 61-65
  
• Henry G. Baker:
  The treadmill: real-time garbage collection without motion sickness. 66-70
  
• Thomas A. Anastasio, William W. Carlson:
  An observation on the C library procedure random(). 71-74
  

Volume 27, Number 4, April 1992

• Pei-Chi Wu, Feng-Jian Wang, Kai-Ru Young:
  Scanning regular languages by dual finite automata. 12-16
  
• Jürgen Angele, Detlef Küpper:
  Modula-2 an alternative to C? 17-26
  
• Norman Young:
  Two models of object-oriented programming and the Common Lisp Object System. 27-36
  
• Michel Gauthier:
  Noised or filtered programming? (about enumerated types). 37-40
  
• Edward A. Ipser Jr.:
  Exploratory language design. 41-50
  
• Ronald Fischer:
  Two flaws of the current C++ language definition. 51-54
  
• Steven Ryan:
  Linear expression bounding. 55-58
  
• Steven Ryan:
  Linear data flow analysis. 59-67
  
• Christopher W. Fraser, Robert R. Henry, Todd A. Proebsting:
  BURG: fast optimal instruction selection and tree parsing. 68-76
  
• Peter N. van den Bosch:
  A bibliography on syntax error handling in context free languages. 77-86
  
• Andrew W. Appel:
  Is POPL mathematics or science? 87-89
  

Volume 27, Number 5, May 1992

• Joseph H. Fasel, Paul Hudak, Simon L. Peyton Jones, Philip Wadler:
  SIGPLAN Notices Special Issue on the Functional Programming Language Haskell. 1
• Paul Hudak, Joseph H. Fasel:
  A Gentle Introduction to Haskell. 1-
  
• Paul Hudak, Simon L. Peyton Jones, Philip Wadler, Brian Boutel, Jon Fairbairn, Joseph H. Fasel, María M. Guzmán, Kevin Hammond, John Hughes, Thomas Johnsson, Richard B. Kieburtz, Rishiyur S. Nikhil, Will Partain, John Peterson:
  Report on the Programming Language Haskell, A Non-strict, Purely Functional Language. 1-
  

Volume 27, Number 6, June 1992

• Rommert J. Casimir:
  Real programmers don't use spreadsheets. 10-16
  
• Jonathan M. Cargille, Barton P. Miller:
  Binary wrapping: a technique for instrumenting object code. 17-18
  
• Burt M. Leavenworth:
  Proxy: an interpreter for rapid prototyping. 19-28
  
• Marc Sabatella:
  Lazy evaluation of C++ static constructors. 29-36
  
• Kris Coolsaet:
  A quick introduction to the programming language MIKE. 37-46
  
• José M. García Carrasco:
  A new language for multicomputer programming. 47-53
  
• Ronald E. Prather:
  The semantics of CAT. 54-63
  
• How to write a C++ language extension proposal for ANSI-X3J16/ISO-WG21. 64-71
  
• Richard A. Frost:
  Guarded attribute grammars: top down parsing and left recursive productions. 72-75
  
• Carl Ponder, Bill Bush:
  Polymorphism considered harmful. 76-79
  
• R. P. Mody:
  On understanding type declarations in C. 80-83
  
• Markku Sakkinen:
  Where is the evidence against arrays and pointers? 84-85
  

Volume 27, Number 7, July 1992

Volume 27, Number 8, August 1992

• Luca Cardelli, James E. Donahue, Lucille Glassman, Mick J. Jordan, Bill Kalsow, Greg Nelson:
  Modula-3 language definition. 15-42
  
• Lutz H. Hamel:
  Industrial strength compiler construction with equations. 43-50
  
• Andy Lowry:
  The Hermes language in outline form. 51-70
  
• Chung-Kwong Yuen:
  Hamming numbers, lazy evaluation, and eager disposal. 71-75
  
• Nico Plat, Peter Gorm Larsen:
  An overview of the ISO/VDM-SL standard. 76-82
  
• Hanspeter Mössenböck:
  Treating statement sequences as block objects. 83-86
  
• Paul W. Abrahams:
  Software patents: an example of the threat. 87-88
  
• Henry G. Baker:
  Lively linear Lisp: "look ma, no garbage!". 89-98
  
• J. Dana Eckart:
  A cellular automata simulation system: version 2.0. 99-106
  
• J. Dana Eckart:
  Cellang 2.0: language reference manual. 107-112
  

Volume 27, Number 9, September 1992

Volume 27, Number 10, October 1992

Volume 27, Number 11, November 1992

• R. P. Mody:
  Functional programming is not self-modifying code. 13-14
  
• Henry G. Baker:
  Less complex elementary functions. 15-16
  
• Bing Liu, Yuen-Wah Ku:
  ConstraintLisp: an object-oriented constraint programming language. 17-26
  
• Feng Yulin, Huang Tao, Li Jing:
  LogC: a language and environment for embedded rule based systems. 27-32
  
• Maurizio Panti, Salvatore Valenti:
  A modulus oriented hash function for the construction of minimal perfect tables. 33-38
  
• Simone Cabasino, Pier Stanislao Paolucci, Gian Marco Todesco:
  Dynamic parsers and evolving grammars. 39-48
  
• Chris Fickert, Thomas Sudkamp:
  Unification based FP interpreters. 49-58
  
• Alexander Sakharov:
  Macro processing in high-level languages. 59-66
  
• Conrad Weisert:
  Macros for defining C++ classes. 67-76
  
• Chung-Kwong Yuen:
  An abstract machine design for lexically scoped parallel Lisp with speculative processing. 77-84
  
• Srdjan Mijanovic:
  MANEVRO: a new approach to class based programming. 85-89
  
• Paul Klint, Thomas W. Reps, Gregor Snelting:
  Programming environments: report on an international workshop at Dagstuhl Castle. 90-96
  

Volume 27, Number 12, December 1992

• Brad A. Myers:
  Report on the CHI'91 Workshop on Languages for Developing User Interfaces. 8-12
  
• Erhard Konrad:
  Application of Measurement Theory to Software Metrics - Comments on the Bollmann-Zuse Approach. 13-19
  
• Horst Zuse, Peter Bollmann-Sdorra:
  Reply to: Application of Measurement Theory to Software Metrics - Comments on the Bollmann-Zuse Approach. 20-27
  
• Robert Pool:
  Did Turing Discover How the Leopard Got Its Spots? 28
  
• Reiner R. Dumke, Kerstin Neumann, Kerstin Stoeffler:
  The Metric Based Compiler - A Current Requirement. 29-38
  
• Henry G. Baker:
  Inlining Semantics for Subroutines which are Recursive. 39-46
  
• Glen McCluskey, Robert B. Murray:
  Template Instantiation For C++. 47-65
  
• K. C. Wong:
  Feature Inversion: A Practice on Language Versions Determination. 57-60
  
• Ryan Stansifer:
  The Calculation of Easter. 61-65
  
• Gottfried Razek:
  Combining Objects and Relations. 66-70
  
• Benjamin G. Zorn, Dirk Grunwald:
  Empirical Measurements of Six Allocation-intensive C Programs. 71-80
  
• G. Cattaneo, G. Di Giore, M. Ruotolo:
  Another C Threads Library. 81-90
  

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