IEEE Software, Volume 5, 1988

Volume 5, Number 1, January-February 1988

• Software Letters. 4
  
• More Bang for Your Buck. 6-10
  
• Shreekant S. Thakkar:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: Parallel Programming—Issues and Questions. 8-9
  
• Marta Kallstrom, Shreekant S. Thakkar:
  Programming Three Parallel Computers. 11-22
  
• Boontee Kruatrachue, Ted Lewis:
  Grain Size Determination for Parallel Processing. 23-32
  
• Michael Wolfe:
  Multiprocessor Synchronization for Concurrent Loops. 34-42
  
• Mike Carlton, Peter Van Roy:
  A Distributed Prolog System with And Parallelism. 43-51
  
• Paul Hudak:
  Exploring Parafunctional Programming: Separating the What from the How. 54-61
  
• Rodney R. Oldehoeft, David C. Cann:
  Applicative Parallelism on a Shared-Memory Multiprocessor. 62-70
  
• Timothy E. Lindquist, Joyce R. Jenkins:
  Test-Case Generation with IOGen. 72-79
  
• Looking at Standards from the World View. 82
  
• Quality Time. 83-84
  
• Getting the Most Out of Design Guidelines. 85-86
  
• Soft News. 87-90
  
• Simple_1 and Siman Simulation for PCs. 91-94
  
• Software Products. 95-98
  
• Book Reviews. 99-101
  
• 1987 IEEE Software Reviewers. 102-103
  

Volume 5, Number 2, March-April 1988

• Awards and Unsung Heroes. 4
  
• Elliot J. Chikofsky:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: Software Technology People Can Really Use. 8-10
  
• Elliot J. Chikofsky, Burt L. Rubenstein:
  CASE: Reliability Engineering for Information Systems. 11-16
  
• Bill Cureton:
  The Future of Unix in the CASE Renaissance. 18-22
  
• James Bigelow:
  Hypertext and CASE. 23-27
  
• Paul G. Sorenson, J. Paul Tremblay, Andrew J. McAllister:
  The Metaview System for Many Specification Environments. 30-38
  
• Ed Acly:
  Looking Beyond CASE. 39-43
  
• Charles F. Martin:
  Second-Generation CASE Tools: A Challenge to Vendors. 46-49
  
• Andrew J. Symonds:
  Creating a Software-Engineering Knowledge Base. 50-54, 56
  
• P. Paolo Puncello, Piero Torrigiani, Francesco Pietri, Riccardo Burlon, Bruno Cardile, Mirella Conti:
  ASPIS: A Knowledge-Based CASE Environment. 58-65
  
• Luqi, Mohammad A. Ketabchi:
  A Computer-Aided Prototyping System. 66-72
  
• Watts S. Humphrey:
  Characterizing the Software Process: A Maturity Framework. 73-79
  
• Moshe Y. Vardi:
  The Universal-Relation Data Model for Logical Independence. 80-85
  
• Software Standards. 86-88
  
• Tailoring SQA to Fit Your Own Life Cycle. 87-88
  
• Setting Objectives for Measurably Better Software. 89-90
  
• Soft News. 91-96
  
• Information-Engineering Workbench/Analysis Workstation. 97-99
  
• Software Products. 102-106
  
• Book Reviews. 108-111
  

Volume 5, Number 3, May-June 1988

• Bells and Whistles. 4
  
• Software Letters. 4-6
  
• Bjarne Stroustrup:
  What Is Object-Oriented Programming? 10-20
  
• Robert F. Cmelik, Narain H. Gehani:
  Dimensional Analysis with C++. 21-27
  
• Enrico Ballarin, Helmar Burkhart, Rudolf Eigenmann, Heinz Kindlimann, Michael Moser:
  Making a Compiler Easily Portable. 30-38
  
• Gail E. Kaiser, Peter H. Feiler, Steven S. Popovich:
  Intelligent Assistance for Software Development and Maintenance. 40-49
  
• James Ambras, Vicki L. O'Day:
  MicroScope: A Knowledge-Based Programming Environment. 50-58
  
• Richard J. Meyers, Jeff W. Parrish:
  The Macintosh Programmer's Workshop. 59-66
  
• Mark Sherman, Robert L. Drysdale III:
  Teaching Software Engineering in a Workstation Environment. 68-76
  
• Harold W. Thimbleby:
  Delaying Commitment. 78-86
  
• Doris L. Carver:
  Acceptable Legal Standards for Software. 87-93
  
• Software Standards. 95
  
• Evidence Supports Some Truisms, Belies Others. 96-99
  
• Do Icons Make User Interfaces Easier to Use?. 97-99
  
• Soft News. 102-112
  
• Turbo C. 113-116
  
• Software Products. 118-123
  
• Book Reviews. 125-127
  

Volume 5, Number 4, July-August 1988

• E. F. Codd:
  'Universal' Relation Fails to Replace Relational Model (letter to the editor). 4-6
  
• Moshe Y. Vardi:
  Response to a Letter to the Editor. 4-6
  
• Who Reads IEEE Software?. 6
  
• Santosh K. Misra, Paul J. Jalics:
  Third-Generation Versus Fourth-Generation Software Development. 8-14
  
• June M. Verner, Graham Tate:
  Estimating Size and Effort in Fourth-Generation Development. 15-22
  
• J. Craig Cleaveland:
  Building Application Generators. 25-33
  
• Timothy Koschmann, Martha W. Evens:
  Bridging the Gap Between Object-Oriented and Logic Programming. 36-42
  
• Mitali Bhattacharyya, David L. Cohrs, Barton P. Miller:
  A Visual Process Connector for Unix. 43-50
  
• Gerald M. Karam:
  An Icon-Based Design Method for Prolog. 51-65
  
• Jeannette M. Wing:
  A Study of 12 Specifications of the Library Problem. 66-76
  
• Keith L. Kelley, Marek Rusinkiewicz:
  Multikey, Extensible Hashing for Relational Databases. 77-85
  
• Software Standards. 86-88
  
• Applying Software-Reliability Models in Industry. 87-88
  
• 10 Tips for Getting Useful Information from Users. 89-90
  
• Soft News. 91-96
  
• OS/2 Software Developers Kit. 97-101
  
• Software Products. 103-108
  
• Book Reviews. 109-111
  

Volume 5, Number 5, September-October 1988

• Hot and Cool. 4
  
• Software Letters. 6
  
• Ray Ford:
  Concurrent Algorithms for Real-Time Memory Management. 10-23
  
• Luqi, Valdis Berzins:
  Rapidly Prototyping Real-Time Systems. 25-36
  
• Michael S. Deutsch:
  Focusing Real-Time Systems Analysis on User Operations. 39-50
  
• Alan H. Karp, Robert G. Babb II:
  A Comparison of 12 Parallel FORTRAN Dialects. 52-67
  
• Sanjay Ranka, Youngju Won, Sartaj Sahni:
  Programming a Hypercube Multicomputer. 69-77
  
• Pamela Samuelson:
  Is Copyright Law Steering the Right Course?. 78-86
  
• Software Standards. 88-90
  
• Encouraging Trends for Software-Quality Engineering. 89-90
  
• What's Wrong with Standard User Interfaces?. 91-92
  
• Soft News. 93-97
  
• Nexpert Object. 98-100
  
• Software Products. 102-105
  
• Book Reviews. 108-109
  

Volume 5, Number 6, November-December 1988

• Pow-Wow in Sunriver. 5
  
• Software Letters. 6, 8, 10-12
  
• Murat M. Tanik, Raymond T. Yeh:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Expert Systems. 15-16
  
• Roberto Bisiani, François Lecouat, Vincenzo Ambriola:
  A Tool to Coordinate Tools. 17-25
  
• Jeffrey J. P. Tsai, Joel C. Ridge:
  Intelligent Support for Specifications Transformation. 28-35
  
• Stephen Fickas, P. Nagarajan:
  Critiquing Software Specifications. 37-47
  
• Keith W. Miller, Larry J. Morell, Fred Stevens:
  Adding Data Abstraction to Fortran Software. 50-58
  
• Robert D. Cameron:
  An Abstract Pretty Printer. 61-67
  
• Gary H. Sockut, Ashok Malhotra:
  A Full-Screen Facility for Defining Relational and Entity-Relationship Database Schemas. 68-78
  
• US Agencies Push Process Assessment, Posix. 81
  
• Major Obstacles Hinder Successful Measurement. 82-86
  
• Recipe for a Usability Test. 83-84
  
• Soft News. 87-91
  
• Software Reviews. 92-95
  
• Software Products. 96-101
  
• Book Reviews. 103-106
  

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