Technology of Object-oriented Languages and Systems

Part 1 Invited lectures: object-oriented approach to multimedia management; objects - challenges beyond languages and applications. Part 2 Submitted articles: what "What" is and isn't - on query languages for object-oriented databases or - closing the gap - again; an object-oriented framework for large scale geographic systems; improving a software development environment using object-oriented technology; concurrency annotations improve reusability; a concurrency mechanisms for sequential Eiffel; building a graphical interface for a reuse-oriented CASE tool; a layered-modelling tool for the integration of computer applications; a spiral model of object-oriented rapid prototyping; SPECTalk - an object-oriented data specification language; reusability and life cycle issues within an object-oriented methodology; class interface design; application of object-oriented simulation to the assessment of military systems effectiveness; an object-oriented run control environment for the CEBAF data acquisition system; automating the development of syntax tree generators for an evolving language; getting class correctness and system correctness equivalent (how to get co-variance right); an operational metadata system for C++; some coupling measures for C++ programs. Part 3 Panels: incremental development (prototyping); object-oriented technology application integration. Part 4 Tutorials: object-oriented management; object-oriented analysis and design; object-oriented in the MIS world; teaching object-oriented programming and design; object-oriented programming languages; object-oriented programming in module-3; object-oriented programming in ada 83 and ada 9X; developing scientific software with Eiffel; constraint-based languages and systems; object-oriented design for user interfaces; a programmer's view of developing reusable software; testing object-oriented software; theoretical basis of object-oriented methods; introduction to object-oriented database systems; object-oriented concurrent programming; the object-oriented specification of real-time systems; the specification of real-time systems - a logical object-oriented approach; ojbect-oriented type systems; polymorphica and reflective structures.