Mary Beth Rosson, Doug Lea
Proceedings of the 15th Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications
OOPSLA, 2000.

@proceedings{OOPSLA-2000,
	acmid         = "353171",
	address       = "Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA",
	editor        = "Mary Beth Rosson and Doug Lea",
	isbn          = "1-58113-200-X",
	publisher     = "{ACM}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 15th Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications}",
	volume        = "SIGPLAN Notices 34",
	year          = 2000,
}

Contents (26 items)

11 ×#java
5 ×#named
3 ×#object-oriented
2 ×#approach
2 ×#case study
2 ×#compilation
2 ×#design
2 ×#multi
2 ×#realtime
2 ×#specification

OOPSLA-2000-MaessenAS #java #memory management #using

Improving the Java memory model using CRF (JWM, A, XS), pp. 1–12.

OOPSLA-2000-NobleHP

Exclusion for composite objects (JN, DH, JP), pp. 13–28.

OOPSLA-2000-BuhrHLC #concurrent #object-oriented #realtime

Object-oriented real-time concurrency (PAB, ASH, PEL, JC), pp. 29–46.

OOPSLA-2000-ArnoldFGHS #adaptation #optimisation #virtual machine

Adaptive optimization in the Jalapeño JVM (MA, SJF, DG, MH, PFS), pp. 47–65.

OOPSLA-2000-SerranoBMG #compilation #java #named

Quicksilver: a quasi-static compiler for Java (MJS, RB, SPM, MG), pp. 66–82.

OOPSLA-2000-ZaksFA #java

Sealed calls in Java packages (AZ, VF, NA), pp. 83–92.

OOPSLA-2000-LeeKK #modelling #realtime #simulation

A real world object modeling method for creating simulation environment of real-time systems (JYL, HJK, KCK), pp. 93–104.

OOPSLA-2000-BastidePSN #corba #experience #lessons learnt #specification

Formal specification of CORBA services: experience and lessons learned (RB, PAP, OS, DN), pp. 105–117.

OOPSLA-2000-KiernanC #middleware #query

Middleware object query processing with deferred updates and autonomous sources (JK, MJC), pp. 118–129.

OOPSLA-2000-CliftonLCM #composition #java #multi #named #symmetry

MultiJava: modular open classes and symmetric multiple dispatch for Java (CC, GTL, CC, TDM), pp. 130–145.

OOPSLA-2000-ViroliN #approach #java #morphism #parametricity #polymorphism

Parametric polymorphism in Java: an approach to translation based on reflective features (MV, AN), pp. 146–165.

OOPSLA-2000-DemeyerDN #metric #refactoring

Finding refactorings via change metrics (SD, SD, ON), pp. 166–177.

OOPSLA-2000-HarrisonBR #design #java #uml

Mapping UML designs to Java (WH, CB, MR), pp. 178–187.

OOPSLA-2000-HerrmannM #case study #multi #named #re-engineering

PIROL: a case study for multidimensional separation of concerns in software engineering environments (SH, MM), pp. 188–207.

OOPSLA-2000-RubyL #subclass

Safely creating correct subclasses without seeing superclass code (CR, GTL), pp. 208–228.

OOPSLA-2000-LujanFG #algebra #analysis #design #linear #named #object-oriented

OoLALA: an object oriented analysis and design of numerical linear algebra (ML, TLF, JRG), pp. 229–252.

OOPSLA-2000-OrtigosaCM #framework #towards

Towards agent-oriented assistance for framework instantiation (AO, MC, RM), pp. 253–263.

OOPSLA-2000-SundaresanHRVLGG #java

Practical virtual method call resolution for Java (VS, LJH, CR, RVR, PL, EG, CG), pp. 264–280.

OOPSLA-2000-TipP #algorithm #graph #scalability

Scalable propagation-based call graph construction algorithms (FT, JP), pp. 281–293.

OOPSLA-2000-IshizakiKYKN #case study #compilation #java

A study of devirtualization techniques for a Java^TM Just-In-Time compiler (KI, MK, TY, HK, TN), pp. 294–310.

OOPSLA-2000-Glew #encoding #performance

An efficient class and object encoding (NG), pp. 311–324.

OOPSLA-2000-QianGC #java #specification

A formal specification of Java^TM class loading (ZQ, AG, AC), pp. 325–336.

OOPSLA-2000-RaysideC #comprehension #object-oriented #programming

An Aristotelian understanding of object-oriented programming (DR, GTC), pp. 337–353.

OOPSLA-2000-Czajkowski #java #virtual machine

Application isolation in the Java^TM Virtual Machine (GC), pp. 354–366.

OOPSLA-2000-BryceR #approach

An approach to safe object sharing (CB, CR), pp. 367–381.

OOPSLA-2000-BaconST #java #named

Guava: a dialect of Java without data races (DFB, RES, AT), pp. 382–400.