S. Cook
Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming
ECOOP, 1989.

@proceedings{ECOOP-1989,
	address       = "Nottingham, England, United Kingdom",
	editor        = "S. Cook",
	isbn          = "0-521-38232-7",
	publisher     = "{Cambridge University Press}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming}",
	year          = 1989,
}

Contents (23 items)

8 ×#object-oriented
4 ×#named
4 ×#programming
2 ×#architecture
2 ×#design
2 ×#inheritance
2 ×#persistent
2 ×#reuse

ECOOP-1989-RajL #composition #reuse

A Compositional Model for Software Reuse (RKR, HML), pp. 3–24.

ECOOP-1989-TaenzerGP #object-oriented #problem #reuse

Problems in Object-Oriented Software Reuse (DHT, MG, SP), pp. 25–38.

ECOOP-1989-Sakkinen #inheritance

Disciplined Inheritance (MS), pp. 39–56.

ECOOP-1989-Cook #eiffel #type safety

A Proposal for Making Eiffel Type-Safe (WRC), pp. 57–70.

ECOOP-1989-Deutsch #future of #past present future #smalltalk

The Past, Present and Future of Smalltalk (LPD), pp. 73–87.

ECOOP-1989-YokoteTT #architecture #distributed #object-oriented #operating system

A Reflective Architecture for an Object-Oriented Distributed Operating System (YY, FT, MT), pp. 89–106.

ECOOP-1989-Briot #design #in the small #named

Actalk: A Testbed for Classifying and Designing Actor Languages in the Smalltalk-80 Environment (JPB), pp. 109–129.

ECOOP-1989-KafuraL #concurrent #inheritance #object-oriented

Inheritance in Actor Based Concurrent Object-Oriented Languages (DGK, KHL), pp. 131–145.

ECOOP-1989-KaiserPHW #parallel

MELDing Multiple Granularities of Parallelism (GEK, SSP, WH, SFW), pp. 147–166.

ECOOP-1989-DixonPSW #persistent

The Treatment of Persistent Objects in Arjuna (GND, GDP, SKS, SMW), pp. 169–189.

ECOOP-1989-ShapiroGM #c++ #migration #persistent

Persistence and Migration for C++ Objects (MS, PG, LM), pp. 191–204.

ECOOP-1989-Kahn #fresh look #named

Objects — A Fresh Look (KMK), pp. 207–223.

ECOOP-1989-PunW #design #object-oriented #programming

A Design Method for Object-Oriented Programming (WWYP, RLW), pp. 225–240.

ECOOP-1989-AttardiBBFG #programming

Metalevel Programming in CLOS (GA, CB, MRB, TF, MG), pp. 243–256.

ECOOP-1989-MalenfantLV #logic #named #prolog

ObjVProlog: Metaclasses in Logic (JM, GL, JGV), pp. 257–269.

ECOOP-1989-MullerP #object-oriented #programming #rest

Four Steps and a Rest in Putting an Object-Oriented Programming Environment to Practical Use (GM, AKP), pp. 271–282.

ECOOP-1989-GammaWM #case study #integration #programming

Integration of a Programming Environment into ET++ — A Case Study (EG, AW, RM), pp. 283–297.

ECOOP-1989-FriedrichHSS #named #tool support #visualisation

ObjView: A Task-Oriented, Graphics-Based Tools for Object Visualization and Arrangement (GF, WH, CS, MS), pp. 299–310.

ECOOP-1989-MadanyCRL #file system

A Class Hierarchy for Building Stream-Oriented File Systems (PM, RHC, VFR, DEL), pp. 311–328.

ECOOP-1989-Hedin #attribute grammar #object-oriented

An Object-Oriented Notation for Attribute Grammars (GH), pp. 329–345.

ECOOP-1989-Yelland #object-oriented #semantics #towards

First Steps Towards Fully Abstract Semantics for Object-Oriented Languages (PMY), pp. 347–364.

ECOOP-1989-LaenensSV #database #interface #object-oriented

A Customizable Window-Interface to Object-Oriented Databases (EL, FS, DV), pp. 367–381.

ECOOP-1989-Coutaz #architecture #interactive #modelling

Architecture Models for Interactive Software (JC), pp. 383–399.