Volume 5, Number 1, January 1994

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  Tsvi Bar-David: Object oriented librarianship. 1-5
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  Robert F. Gordon: End-user object-oriented programming by means of an object-oriented interface. 6-12
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  Franklin Figoli: Three proposals for object orientation. 13-33
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  Ghan Bir Singh: Single versus multiple inheritance in object oriented programming. 34-43
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  Jocelyn Desbiens, Martin Lavoie, Stéphane Pouzyreff, Pierre Raymond, Tahar Tamazouzt, Michel Toulouse: CLAP: an object-oriented programming system for distributed memory parallel machines. 44-48

Volume 5, Number 2, April 1994

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  Mario Tokoro: The society of objects. 3-12
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  Analía Amandi, Maria Carmen Leonardi, M. J. Lopez, M. Prieto, Gustavo Rossi: Learning object-oriented concepts with multimedia technology. 13-16
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  Mary Ann Malloy: Post-mortem assessment of interface changes for an evolving, object-oriented, "not-so-rapid" prototype. 17-18
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  Kurt D. Welker, Michael W. Snyder, Jerry A. Goetsch: Ada electronic combat modeling. 19-22
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  Gary J. Cernosek: Training realtime simulation developers in object-oriented methods with Ada. 23-26
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  Yen-Ping Shan, John DeBinder, Rick DeNatale, Cindy Krauss, Pat Mueller: A multiple-platform multi-language distributed object-oriented messaging system5. 27-28
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  John Cunningham: Smalltalk under the umbrella: the Travelers' Smalltalk experience. 31-34
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  John A. Cupparo: Iterate applications not just prototypes. 35-36
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  Owen Walcher: Reengineering legacy systems using GUI and client/server technology. 37-38
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  Peter J. Barclay, Stephen J. Jackson: Object-oriented programming transition strategies. 39-40
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  Akihiro Yamashiro, Hiroko Nakano, Kazuki Yoshida, Etsuo Saito: Comparison of OOA and real-time SA-from the experiment of analyzing an image filing system. 41-44
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  Judith N. Cohen: Creating a practical object-oriented methodology. 45-47
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  Betty P. Chao, Donna M. Smith: Applying software testing practices to an object-oriented software development. 49-52
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  Joel Van Stee, Megan Adams, Dmitry Lenkov, Raymond Obin, Henry Saade: Status of object-oriented COBOL (panel). 53
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  Ed Seidewitz, Brad Balfour, Sam S. Adams, David M. Wade, Brad Cox: Developing software for large-scale reuse (panel). 55-58
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  Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, T. C. Ting, Peter J. Sell, Ravi S. Sandhu, Thomas F. Keefe: Integrating security technology and object-oriented technology (panel). 59-61
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  Bruce Anderson, Mary Shaw, Larry Best, Kent Beck: Software architecture (panel): the next step for object technology. 63-66
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  Oscar Nierstrasz, Alan Snyder, Anthony S. Williams, William R. Cook: Open distributed processing (panel). 67-71
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  Steven D. Litvintchouk, Michael Stark, Brad Balfour, Mohamed Fayad, Bernard Rosenfeld: Evolving toward object-oriented technology in large organizations (panel). 73-76
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  Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, Ravi S. Sandhu, T. C. Ting: Security for object-oriented systems. 77-78
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  Chris Laffra, Ashok Malhotra, Vicki de Mey: Advanced techniques for understanding, profiling, and debugging object oriented systems. 79-81
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  Mohamed Fayad, Milton L. Fulghum, Wei-Tek Tsai: Object-oriented real-time system analysis and design issues. 83-84
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  Bill Harvey, Haim Kilov, Hafedh Mili: Specification of behavioral semantics in object-oriented information modeling. 85-89
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  Fred A. Cummins, Roman Cunis, John Lamping: Next generation object-oriented programming languages: extending the paradigm. 91-93
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  Steven Craig Bilow, Doug Lea, Karl Freburger, Dennis de Champeaux: Processes and metrics for object-oriented software development. 95-98
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  James Coplien, Suzana Hutz, Russel L. Winder: The object paradigm and development process standards. 99-102
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  Theodore C. Goldstein: Supporting the evolution of class definitions. 103-105
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  Bruce Anderson, Peter Coad, Mark Mayfield: Patterns: building blocks for object-oriented architectures3. 107-110
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  Laxmikant V. Kalé: Efficient implementation of concurrent object-oriented programs. 111-114
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  Steven Fraser, Terry Cherry, Stephen A. MacKay: Re-engineering design trade-offs in a legacy context. 115-117
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  Paul Richards: Object persistence in heterogeneous database environments. 119-121
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  Brian Foote: Object-oriented reflection and metalevel architectures (fourth annual). 123-126
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  Margaret M. Burnett: Visual object-oriented programming. 127-129
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  Timothy D. Korson: The role of a corporate object technology center. 131-134
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  David W. Embley: Understanding object-model concepts. 135-138

Volume 5, Number 3, July 1994

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  Hermann Kaindl: Comparing object-oriented analysis with knowledge acquisition. 1-5
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  V. Karakostas, L. Pourkashani: Combined use of languages in object-oriented software construction. 6-16
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  Steven J. Beaty: A technique for tracing memory leaks in C++. 17-26
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  José de Oliveira Guimarães: Suggestion for a parametrized class model. 27-36
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  Deyi Xue: An experience of representing knowledge and data in mechanical design using Smalltalk-80. 37-46

Volume 5, Number 4, October 1994

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  Kevin Pollari: Mission-critical objects. 2-7
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  Michael Stark, Ed Seidewitz: Generalized support software: domain analysis and implementation: experience report submitted to OOPSLA'94. 8-13
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  Gerard Meszaros: Experiences building large OO frameworks at BNR. 14-18
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  Walson Lee: How to adapt OO development methods in a software development organization - a case study. 19-24
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  Martha Hartman, Frederick W. Jewell, Colin Scott, Deborah Thornton: Taking an object-oriented methodology into the real world. 25-30
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  Perry Rotella: Managing an object-oriented project using an iterative approach. 31-36
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  William F. Rich, Stephen W. Strom: The navigation toolkit. 37-42
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  Judith N. Cohen, Mary Lynn Manns, Susan Lilly, Janet Conway, Richard P. Gabriel, Desmond D'Souza: Training professionals in object technology (panel). 43-47
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  Randall B. Smith, Mark Lentczner, Walter R. Smith, Antero Taivalsaari, David Ungar: Prototype-based languages: object lessons from class-free programming. 48-53
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  David E. Monarchi, Brian Henderson-Sellers, Grady Booch, Ivar Jacobson, Stephen J. Mellor, James E. Rumbaugh, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock: "Methodology standards: help or hindrance?" held at OOPSIA 94 October 1994, Portland, Oregon: Report on panel. 54-58
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  Lutz Heuser: Development of distributed and client/server object-oriented applications (panel): industrial solutions. 59-62
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  Steven Fraser, Honna Segel, Kent Beck, Grady Booch, Derek Coleman, James Coplien, Richard Helm, Kenneth S. Rubin: How do teams shape objects? - how do objects shape teams? 63-66
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  Chris Clark: OO compilation - what are the objects? 67-71
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  Tom Kristek, Vijay K. Vaishnavi: Role of a corporate object technology center. 72-77
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  Brian Henderson-Sellers, Steven Craig Bellow, Warren Harrison: Workshop on pragmatic and theoretical directions in object-oriented software metrics. 78-80
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  Helen A. Klein, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Arindam Banerji, Roy H. Campbell, David L. Cohn: Workshop report - flexibility in system software. 81-86
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  François Pachet, Patrick Albert, Brian M. Barry, Brian Donnell, John McGehee, Dan Miranker: Embedded object-oriented production systems (OOPS): workshop report. 87-91
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  William R. Herndon, Ravi S. Sandhu, Steve Demurjian: The standards are coming! Standards for security in object-oriented systems. 92-95
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  Paul J. Richards: Object persistence in heterogeneous databases: workshop addendum. 96-101
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  Peter Coad, Mark Mayfield: Object model patterns: workshop report. 102-104
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  Mohamed Fayad, Milton L. Fulghum, Wei-Tek Tsai: Object-oriented real-time systems analysis and design issues. 105-109
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  Steven Fraser, Bill Caster: How do teams shape objects? - How do objects shape teams? 110-111
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  Fred A. Cummins, Roman Cunis: The object engine: foundation for next generation architectures. 112-116
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  Dennis G. Kafura, Siva Challa, R. Greg Lavender: Workshop on multi-language object models. 117-121
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  Shail Arora, Mamdouh Ibrahim, Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, T. C. Ting: Object-oriented technology for health care and medical information systems. 122-126
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  Dennis de Champeaux, Hermann Kaindl, Joachim Laubsch, Albert Schappert: Artificial intelligence for object-oriented software engineering. 127-130
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  William H. Harrison, Harold Ossher, Randall B. Smith, David Ungar: Subjectivity in object-oriented systems. 131-136
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  Haim Kilov, Bill Harvey, Hafedh Mili: Precise behavioral specifications in OO information modeling. 137-142

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