SIGPLAN Notices, Volume 31, 1996

Volume 31, Number 1, January 1996

• Richard Helm:
  Patterns, Architecture and Software. 2-3
  

• Preston Briggs:
  Remembering. 4-5
  

• G. Bowden Wise:
  A New Resource for C++ Programmers and an Invitation for Participation. 6-8
  

• Kate Stewart:
  Starting Points. 9-11
  

• Chung-Kwong Yuen, Ming-Dong Feng:
  Tail-Recursive Parallel Summing of a Multi-List. 20-21
  
• Andreas Zeller, Dorothea Lütkehaus:
  DDD - A Free Graphical Front-End for UNIX Debuggers. 22-27
  
• K. John Gough:
  Bottom-up Tree Rewriting Tool MBURG. 28-31
  
• Myles F. Barrett, Marshall E. Giguere:
  A Note on Covariance and Contravariance Unification. 32-35
  
• Jennifer Hamilton:
  A Model for Implementing an Object-Oriented Design without Language Extensions. 36-43
  
• Michael A. Klug:
  Towards a Classification of Visibility Rules. 44-50
  

Volume 31, Number 2, February 1996

• A. Michael Berman:
  Column Constructor. 4-5
  

• Pankaj Agarwal:
  Describing Biological Cells by Computer Programs. 6-7
  

• Gabriel M. Silberman:
  The Third International Conference on Parallel Computing Technologies (PaCT-95), Saint Petersburg, Russia. 8-9
  

• Alexey L. Lastovetsky:
  mpC: a Multi-Paradigm Programming Language for Massively Parallel Computers. 13-20
  
• Antti-Pekka Tuovinen, Jukka Paakki:
  Translating SQL for Database Reengineering. 21-26
  
• Terence John Parr, Russell W. Quong:
  LL and LR Translators Need k>1 Lookahead. 27-34
  
• Peter Kokol, Janez Brest, Viljem Zumer:
  Software Complexity - An Alternative View. 35-41
  
• Bent Bruun Kristensen, Kasper Østerbye:
  A Conceptual Perspective on the Comparison of Object-Oriented Programming Languages. 42-54
  
• Andrew W. Appel:
  Intensional Equality ;=) for Continuations. 55-57
  

Volume 31, Number 3, March 1996

• A. Michael Berman:
  Philadelphia Dreaming. 2-3
  

• Daniel M. Yellin, Robert E. Strom, Richard P. Gabiel:
  Do Programmers Need Seat Belts? 5-10

• Guoping Jia, Guoliang Zheng:
  Fair Transition System Specification: An Integrated Approach. 14-21
  
• Robin A. Vowels:
  PL/I for OS/2. 22-27
  
• Sunny Y. Wang:
  A New Sort Algorithm: Self-Indexed Sort. 28-36
  

Volume 31, Number 4, April 1996

• A. Michael Berman:
  On Beyond OOP. 1-3
  

• G. Bowden Wise:
  An Overview of the Standard Template Library. 4-10
  

• Preston Briggs:
  Automatic Parallelization. 11-15
  

• Robert E. Bruccoleri:
  WRAPGEN - A Tool for the Use of Fortran and C Together in Portable Programs. 20-27
  
• Michael Karr:
  A Translator from C to a Lambda-Calculus Representation. 28-31
  
• S. J. Goldsack, Kevin Lano, Eugène Dürr:
  Annealing and Data Decomposition in VDM++. 32-38
  
• Bradford J. Rodriguez, W. F. Skip Poehlman:
  A Survey of Object Oriented Forths. 39-42
  
• Leonard Zettel:
  Toward an Object-Oriented Forth. 43-44
  
• R. W. Whitty:
  Object-Oriented Metrics: an Annotated Bibliography. 45-75
  

Volume 31, Number 5, May 1996

Volume 31, Number 6, June 1996

Volume 31, Number 7, July 1996

• Lori L. Pollock:
  Letter from the Secretary: The ACM SIGPLAN Web Site. 1

• Michael Hind, Phil Pfeiffer:
  Using Regional Conferences to Mentor Student Development: A Case Study. 4-7
  

• Cleveland A. Gibbon, Colin A. Higgins:
  Teaching Object-Oriented Design with Heuristics. 12-16
  

• Alexander Aiken:
  Cool: A Portable Project for Teaching Compiler Construction. 19-24
  
• Arthur Sorkin:
  Some Comments on 'The Priority-Based Coloring Approach to Register Allocation'. 25-29
  
• Jiun-Liang Chen, Feng-Jian Wang:
  Encapsulation in Object-Oriented Programs. 30-32
  
• Maurizio Panti, Alessandro Cucchiarelli, M. Mattiucci, Salvatore Valenti:
  Process to Process Communication in Prolog. 33-39
  
• Vitaliano Milanese:
  Interpreting RSets, SSets and Features by Denotational Semantics. 40-47
  

Volume 31, Number 8, August 1996

• Preston Briggs:
  Sparse Matrix Manipulation. 5-7
  
• Ronald Prescott Loui:
  Why Gawk for AI? 8-9
  
• G. Bowden Wise:
  Casting in C++: Bringing Safety and Smartness to Your Programs. 10-15
  
• Nikolaos Papaspyrou:
  A Framework for Programming Denotational Semantics in C++. 16-25
  
• Paul Frenger:
  Thoughts on the 1996 Rochester FORTH Conference. 26-27
  

• Charles D. Norton:
  The International Workshop on Parallel C++ (IWPC++), Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. 28-30
  

• Arne Andersson, Andrej Brodnik:
  Comments on Self-Indexed Sort. 40-41
  

• Stéphane Vialle, Thierry Cornu, Yannick Lallement:
  ParCeL-1: A Parallel Programming Language Based on Autonomous and Synchronous Actors. 43-51
  
• Mohd Hanafiah Abdullah:
  hcc - A Portable ANSI C Compiler (with a Code Generator for the PowerPCs). 52-59
  
• Apostolos Syropoulos:
  A Note On Type Checking Linear Functional Languages. 60-63
  
• Farooq Butt:
  Porting the mcc PowerPC C/C++ Compiler into an Interactive Development Environment. 64-73
  
• Cornelis Pronk, Martin Schönhacker:
  ISO/IEC 10514-1, the Standard for Molula-2: Process Aspects. 74-83
  
• Martin Schönhacker, Cornelis Pronk:
  ISO/IEC 10514-1, the Standard for Molula-2: Changes, Clarifications and Additions. 84-95
  

Volume 31, Number 9, September 1996

Volume 31, Number 10, October 1996

Volume 31, Number 11, November 1996

• Thomas J. Bergin, Richard J. Gibson:
  Supplemental Material from HOPL II. 9-20
  

• Joseph Bergin:
  Java as a Better C++. 21-27
  

• Mike A. Marin:
  Effective use of Assertions in C++. 28-32
  

• Preston Briggs:
  Sparse Matric Multiplication. 33-37
  

• Günter Kniesel, Thilo Kielmann, Athanasios Demiris, Milena Shteto:
  5th Workshop for Doctoral Students in Object-Oriented Systems, Held in Conjunction with ECOOP'95 in Aarhus, Denmark. 39-48
  
• Rakesh Agarwal, Giorgio Bruno, Marco Torchiano:
  Static, Dynamic and Run-Time Modeling of Compound Classes. 49-55
  
• P. M. van den Broek, Klaas van den Berg:
  Musical Equational Programs: A Functional Approach. 56-65
  
• Günter Dotzel, Hartmut Goebel:
  Porting the Oberon System to AlphaAXP. 66-73
  
• Ben Werther, Damian Conway:
  A Modest Proposal: C++ Resyntaxed. 74-82
  

Volume 31, Number 12, December 1996

• John R. Pugh:
  A Report from OOPSLA. 1-2

• James Noble, Antero Taivalsaari:
  ECOOP'96 Workshop on Prototype Based Object Oriented Programming. 12-17
  

• Helen Sharp, Mary Lynn Manns, Phil McLaughlin, Maximo Prieto, Mahesh Dodani:
  Pedagogical Patterns - Success in Teaching Object Technology, A Workshop from OOPSLA '96. 18-21
  

• David Dodgson:
  Evolution of the C++ Standard Library. 22-26
  

• Ron Cytron:
  "Out of Their Minds" by Dennis Shasha and Cathy Lezere. 27-28
  

• Paul Frenger:
  Thoughts on the 1996 Rochester FORTH Conference. 26-27
  

• Roger K. DeBry:
  Report of TC-2 Working Groups. 33-38
  

• Chris Houser:
  Manual and Compiler for the Terse and Modular Language DEM. 41-51
  
• Jørgen Lindskov Knudsen, Ole Lehrmann Madsen:
  Using Object-Orientation as a Common Basis for System Development Eduaction. 52-62
  
• Giuseppe Callegarin:
  Requirements for an Imperative Language to Host Logic Programming in a Seamless Way. 63-68
  
• Arthur Sorkin:
  Some Comments on Moral and Renvoise's "Global Optimization by Suppression of Partial Redundancies". 69-72
  
• Richard D. Ferrante, James R. Allard:
  Introducing a CPS Style Optimizer into an Existing Compiler. 73-79
  
• Apostolos Syropoulos:
  A Note On Type Checking Linaer Functional Languages. 80-83
  

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