6. OOPSLA 1991: Phoenix, Arizona

Andreas Paepcke (Ed.): Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications (OOPSLA'91), Sixth Annual Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, USA, October 6-11, 1991, Proceedings. ACM 1991, ISBN 0-201-55417-8

SIGPLAN Notices 26(11)

Implementation

Craig Chambers, David Ungar: Making Pure Object-Oriented Languages Practical. 1-15
Ravi Sharma, Mary Lou Soffa: Parallel Generational Garbage Collection. 16-32
Barry Hayes: Using Key Object Opportunism to Collect Old Objects. 33-46

Environments

Richard Helm, Yoëlle S. Maarek: Integrating Information Retrieval and Domain Specific Approaches for Browsing and Retrieval in Object-Oriented Class Libraries. 47-61
Eric Gold, Mary Beth Rosson: Portia: AN Instance-Centered Environment for Smalltalk. 62-74

Experience Papers I

Joseph A. Konstan, Lawrence A. Rowe: Developing a GUIDE Using Object-Oriented Programming. 75-88
Nuno Guimarães: Building Generic User Interface Tools: an Experience with Multiple Inheritance. 89-96
Simon J. Gibbs: Composite Multimedia and Active Objects. 97-112

Types

Rakesh Agrawal, Linda G. DeMichiel, Bruce G. Lindsay: Static Type Checking of Multi-Methods. 113-128
Giorgio Ghelli: A Static Type System for Message Passing. 129-145
Jens Palsberg, Michael I. Schwartzbach: Object-Oriented Type Inference. 146-161

Panels

Kent Beck, Grady Booch, Peter Coad, Meilir Page-Jones, Paul Ward: Can Structured Methods be Objectified? (Panel). 162
David R. Reed, Marty Cagan, Theodore C. Goldstein, Barbara Moo: Issues in Moving from C to C++ (Panel). 163-165
Dennis de Champeaux, Pierre America, Derek Coleman, Roger Duke, Doug Lea, Gary T. Leavens, Fiona Hayes: Formal Techniques for OO Software Development (Panel). 166-170

Software Engineering

Fiona Hayes, Derek Coleman: Coherent Models for Object-Oriented Analysis. 171-183
John A. Lewis, Sallie M. Henry, Dennis G. Kafura, Robert S. Schulman: An Empirical Study of the Object-Oriented Paradigm and Software Reuse. 184-196
Shyam R. Chidamber, Chris F. Kemerer: Towards a Metrics Suite for Object Oriented Design. 197-211

Concurrency and Persistence

Jean-Marc Andreoli, Remo Pareschi: Communication as Fair Distribution of Knowledge. 212-229
Sergui S. Simmel, Ivan Godard: The Kala Basket: A Semantic Primitive Unifying Object Transactions, Access Control, Versions, and Configurations. 230-246
Rahim Yaseen, Stanley Y. W. Su, Herman Lam: An Extensible Kernel Object Management System. 247-263

Panel

Martin L. Griss, Sam S. Adams, Howard Baetjer Jr., Brad J. Cox, Adele Goldberg: The Economics of Software Reuse (Panel). 264-270

Language

John Hogg: Islands: Aliasing Protection in Object-Oriented Languages. 271-285
Michael R. Wilk: Equate: An Object-Oriented Constraint Solver. 286-298
Paul L. Bergstein: Object-Preserving Class Transformations. 299-313

Experience Papers II

Eric N. Hanson, Tina M. Harvey, Mark A. Roth: Experiences in DBMS Implementation Using an Object-Oriented Persistent Programming Language and a Database Toolkit. 314-328
Dan Benson, Greg Zick: Symbolic and Spatial Database for Structural Biology. 329-339
Ivar Jacobson, Fredrik Lindström: Re-engineering of Old Systems to an Object-Oriented Database. 340-350

Panels

Mamdouh Ibrahim, Daniel G. Bobrow, Carl Hewitt, Jean-François Perror, Reid G. Smith, Howard E. Shrobe: OOP and AI (Panel). 351-354
Timothy D. Korson, Nelson Hazeltine, Tim Hilgenberg, Reed Philip, David J. Taylor: Managing the Transition to Object-Oriented Technology (Panel). 355-358

Appendix

Alan Snyder: How to Get Your Paper Accepted at OOPSLA. 359-363

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