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ORCIDSIGPLAN Notices, Volume 22, 1987
Volume 22, Number 1, January 1987
- Peter B. Henderson:
SESPSDE'86: ACM SIGSOFT/SIGPLAN Software Engineering Symposium on Practical Software Development Environments, Palo Alto, CA, USA, December 9-11, 1986. ACM 1986, ISBN 0-89791-212-8 [contents]
Volume 22, Number 2, February 1987
- Mike F. Cowlishaw:
The design of the REXX language. 26-35 - G. Alan Creak:
When GOTO goes to, how does it get there? 36-42 - Michael E. Goldsby:
Solving the "N<=8 Queens" problem with CSP and Modula-2. 43-52 - Tomas Hrycej:
A knowledge-based problem-specific program generator. 53-61 - Kenneth C. Louden:
Recursion versus non-recursion in Pascal: recursion can be faster. 62-67 - G. R. Perkins, R. W. Norman, Sebastian Danicic:
Coping with deeply nested control structures. 68-77 - J. Savit:
Uninitialized Modula-2 abstract objects, revisited. 78-84 - Bertrand Meyer:
Eiffel: programming for reusability and extendibility. 85-94 - Ken Slonneger:
Pitfalls with procedure parameters. 95-99 - David Spector, Prescott K. Turner:
Limitations of Graham-Glanville style code generation. 100-107
Volume 22, Number 3, March 1987
- David Harel:
Logic and databases: a critique. 14-20 - Frank G. Pagan:
A graphical FP language. 21-39 - Karl Rehmer:
Error handling using Modula-2. 40-48 - Starrett C. Kennedy:
Engineering development of computer languages. 49-58 - Lem O. Ejiogu:
The critical issues of software metrics part 0: perspectives on software measurements. 59-64 - J. J. Leeson, M. L. Spear:
Type independent modules: the preferred approach to generic ADTs in Modula-2. 65-70 - J. R. Parker:
A study of record packing methods. 71-77 - W. Braunschober:
COMPAS: compatible Pascal. 78-82 - Philip Wadler:
A critique of Abelson and Sussman or why calculating is better than scheming. 83-94 - A. Lomax:
The suitability of language syntaxes for program generation. 95-101 - T. A. LePera, H. E. Donley:
FORTRAN: a viable option for the introductory computer science course. 102-110 - William J. Hankley:
Feature analysis of Turbo Prolog. 111-118 - Will Tracz:
Personal personnel programmer profile. 119-120 - R. Schooler:
Knowing is better than thinking: a simple approach to inter-procedural optimization. 121-122 - R. Kerr:
A materialistic view of the software "engineering" analogy. 123-125 - Jeffrey S. Rohl:
The Towers of Hanoi - a representation-free solution. 126
Volume 22, Number 4, April 1987
- James F. Watson:
A Grammar Rule Notation Translator. 16-27 - Gary A. Hill:
A Note on the Modulo Operation in Edison. 28-29 - Joseph C. H. Park, Kwang-Moo Choe:
Remarks on Recent Algorithms for LALR Lookahead Sets. 30-32 - Atanas Radensky:
Lazy Evaluation and Nondeterminism Make Backus' FP-Systems More Practical. 33-40 - Joseph A. Goguen, José Meseguer:
Remarks on Remarks on Many-Sorted Equational Logic. 41-48 - Andrew Cheese:
Combinatory Code and a Parallel Packet Based Computational Model. 49-58 - Sharam Hekmatpour:
A Notation For Specifying Menus. 59-62 - Thomas W. Jerardi:
Puzzles, PROLOG amd Logic. 63-69 - David M. Harland, Bruno Beloff:
OBJEKT: A Persistent Object Store With An Integrated Garbage Collector. 70-79 - Leszek Kotulski:
About the Semantic Nested Monitor Calls. 80-82 - Rand Methfessel:
Implementing an Access and Object Oriented Paradigm in a Language That Supports Neither. 83-93 - Ion Ivan, Romulus Arhire, Marian Macesanu:
Programs Complexity: Comparative Analysis, Hierarchy, Classification. 94-102 - J. Dana Eckart:
Iteration and Abstract Data Types. 103-110
Volume 22, Number 5, May 1987
- Michael A. Torbett:
A Note on "Protecting Against Uninitialized Abstract Objects In Modula-2". 8-10 - Michael A. Torbett:
More Ambiguities and Insecurities in Modula-2. 11-17 - David A. Joslin:
Extended Pascal - Illustrative Features. 18-19 - W. Van Snyder:
Multilevel EXIT and CYCLE aren't so bad. 20-22 - Hervé J. Touati:
Is Ada an Object Oriented Programming Language? 23-26 - Roger R. Baldwin:
A Note on H. E. Tomplin's Minimum-Period COBOL Style. 27-31 - Dennis M. Miller, James W. Howatt, Robert S. Maness, Wade H. Shaw Jr.:
A Software Science Counting Strategy for the Full Ada Language. 32-41 - Mario Mango Furnari:
Pascal Implementation of a LISP Interpreter. 42-46 - Ian Kaplan:
Programming the Loral LDF 100 Dataflow Machine. 47-57 - Jon Bondy:
Uninitialized Modula-2 Abstract Object Instances, Yet Again. 58-63
Volume 22, Number 6, June 1987
- Hervé Gallaire, Jack Minker, Jean-Marie Nicolas:
Logic and Databases: A Response. 20-24 - M. Collado, R. Morales, J. J. Moreno:
A Modula-2 Implementation of CSP. 25-38 - Raymond A. Sosnowski:
Prolog Dialects: a deja vu of BASICs. 39-48 - Andrew Cheese:
Multi-Moded Relations in Parlog. 49-51 - Stuart Greenfield, Roger L. Norton:
Detecting Uninitialized Modula-2 Abstract Objects. 52-58 - Richard S. Wiener:
Object-Oriented Programming in C++ - A Case Study. 59-68 - Rex E. Gantenbein:
Support for Dynamic Binding in Strongly Typed Languages. 69-75 - J. Chris Miller, Burton M. Strauss III:
Implications of Automated Restructuring of COBOL. 76-82 - A. Rizk, Fred Halsall:
Design and Implementation of a C-based Language for Distributed Real-time Systems. 83-100 - Klaus Indermark, Herbert Klaeren:
Compiling Fibonacci-Like Recursion. 101-108 - David W. Krumme:
Comments on an Example for Procedure Parameters. 109-111
Volume 22, Number 7, July 1987
- Richard L. Wexelblat:
Proceedings of the Symposium on Interpreters and Interpretive Techniques, 1987, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, June 24 - 26, 1987. ACM 1987, ISBN 0-89791-235-7 [contents]
Volume 22, Number 8, August 1987
- Moreshwar R. Bhujade:
Visual Specification of Blocks in Programming Languages. 24-26 - G. Nani:
Implementing Separate Compilations in Pascal. 27-32 - Ronald T. House:
Thoughts on "Extended Pascal - Illustrative Examples". 33-38 - Gordon Davies, A. Tan:
A Note on Metrics of Pascal Program. 39-44 - Geoff Baldwin:
Implementation of Physical Units. 45-50 - Lujun Shang, Zhongxiu Sun:
An Object-Oriented Programming Language for Developing Distributed Software. 51-56 - Karl-Heinz Drechsler, Manfred P. Stadel:
The Pascal-XT Code Generator. 56-78 - Robert Gerardy:
Experimental Comparison of Some Parsing Methods. 79-88 - Dan Jonsson:
Pancode and Boxcharts: Structured Programming Revisited. 89-98 - Fred Ives:
Response on Remarks on Recent Algorithms for LALR Lookahead Sets. 99-104 - Markku Sakkinen:
Comparison as a Value-yielding Operation. 105-110
Volume 22, Number 9, September 1987
- Neil W. Rickert:
Recursion vs. non-Recursion in Pascal; a rejoinder. 12-13 - Jan van den Bos:
PCOL - A Protocol-Constrained Object Language. 14-19 - John A. Ruf:
A Note Introducing Syntax Through Semantic Routines. 20-22 - Esko Nuutila, Juha Kuusela, Markku Tamminen, Jukka Veilahti, Jari Arkko, Nassim Bouteldja:
XC - A Language for Embedded Rule Based Systems. 23-32 - Rommert J. Casimir:
Prolog Puzzles. 33-37 - David B. Benson, Michael G. Main:
Workshop Report: Third Workshop on the Mathematical Foundations of Programming Language Semantics, 1987, New Orleans. 38-43 - Irving B. Elliott:
The Astro System. 44-53 - Daniel R. Edelson:
How Objective Mechanisms Facilitate the Development of Large Software Systems in Three Programming Languages. 54-63
Volume 22, Number 10, October 1987
- Randy H. Katz, Martin Freeman:
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS II), Palo Alto, California, USA, October 5-8, 1987. ACM Press 1987, ISBN 0-8186-0805-6 [contents]
Volume 22, Number 11, November 1987
- C. Robert Morgan:
SIGPLAN Notices Introduction to the Special Issue on the Interface Description Language IDL. 1-3 - Donald L. Stone, John R. Nestor:
IDL: Background and Status. 5-9 - Richard T. Snodgrass:
Displaying IDL Instances. 10-17 - William B. Warren, Jerry Kickenson, Richard T. Snodgrass:
A Tutorial Introduction to Using IDL. 18-34 - Joseph M. Newcomer:
Efficient Binary I/O of IDL Objects. 35-43 - David Alex Lamb:
Implementation Strategies for DIANA Attributes. 44-54 - Johannes Röhrich:
Graph Attribution with Multiple Attribute Grammars. 55-70 - Tor Didriksen, Anund Lie, Reidar Conradi:
IDL as a Data Description Language for a Programming Environmemnt Database. 71-78 - Guido Persch:
Editing IDL Data Structures. 79-86 - Peter H. Feiler:
Relationship between IDL and Structure Editor Generation Technology. 87-94 - David Garlan:
Extending IDL to Support Concurrent Views. 95-110
Volume 22, Number 12, December 1987
- Norman K. Meyrowitz:
Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications, OOPSLA 1987, Orlando, Florida, USA, October 4-8, 1987, Proceedings. ACM 1987, ISBN 0-89791-247-0 [contents]
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