Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

Volume 21, Issue 9

17 -- 21Terry L. Anderson. The scope of imported identifiers in Modula-2
22 -- 26Roger R. Baldwin. Systematic identation in PL/I: minimizing the reduction in horizontal space
27 -- 31H. P. Christiansen, A. Lacroix, K. Lundberg, A. McKeeman, P. D. V. van der Stok. More or less concerns about MODULA-2
32 -- 41Richard Gisselquist. An experimental C compiler for the Cray 2 computer
42 -- 48Sharam Hekmatpour, Darrel C. Ince. Forms as a language facility
49 -- 56Kenneth I. Magel. Efficient calculation of the scope program complexity metric
57 -- 62Jim R. Parker. A subset FORTRAN compiler for a modified Harvard architecture
63 -- 76Rollo Silver, Mark B. Wells, Shaun-Inn Wu, Margaret A. Hug. A concurrent N ≤ 8 Queens' algorithm using modcap
77 -- 78Peter van Eijk. A useful application of formal procedure parameters

Volume 21, Issue 8

11 -- 0John C. Martin. Book review: Systems Software Tools by Ted J. Biggerstafff: Prentice-Hall, 1986
16 -- 27Maurice V. Wilkes. Empiric: a sketch of a programming language designed to facilitate a fine grain of protection
28 -- 30C. Clay. A new solution to the N <= 8 queens problem
31 -- 39Dick Grune. Generic packages in C
40 -- 52Pierre Jouvelot. Designing new languages or new language manipulation systems using ML
53 -- 61David V. Moffat. Generic data structures in UCSD pascal
62 -- 70Bruce D. Ramsey. The lion and the unicorn met PROLOG
71 -- 79Xiaolin Zang. A proposal for implementing the concurrent mechanisms of Ada

Volume 21, Issue 6

18 -- 27Martin Gfeller. APL arrays and their editor
28 -- 34Michael E. Goldsby. Concurrent use of generic types in MODULA-2
35 -- 40Philip Machanick. Are LR parsers too powerful?
41 -- 54Dave Taylor. Visionaries: An interview with professor Michael O'Leary
55 -- 58Jonathan Thornburg 0001. Keyword input for C
59 -- 60Jonathan Thornburg 0001. Number crunching in C
61 -- 62Thomas Vasak. Universal closure operator for prolog
63 -- 69Richard S. Wiener. Protecting against uninitialized abstract objects in Modula-2
70 -- 78R. J. Zavodnik, M. D. Middleton. YALE: The design of yet another language-based editor

Volume 21, Issue 5

39 -- 44Michael B. Feldman. Ada vs. Modula-2: A response from the ivory tower
45 -- 49James R. Greenwood. Comments on "A View from the Trenches". Ada vs. Modula-2 vx. Praxis
50 -- 60Vincent Hayward. Compared anatomy of the programming languages Pascal and C
61 -- 63Mehdi Jazayeri, Mike Haden. Optimizing compilers are here (mostly)
64 -- 68Daniel D. Kary, Paul L. Juell. TRC: An expert system compiler
69 -- 78Hanspeter Mössenböck. Alex - A Simple and Efficient Scanner Generator
79 -- 81Will Tracz. Confessions of a used program salesman - The loves in My Life
82 -- 90James F. Watson. Recursion: A choice between readability and execution speed
91 -- 95Mark N. Wegman. What it's like to be a POPL referee; or how to write an extended abstract so that it is more likely to be accepted

Volume 21, Issue 4

21 -- 0Paul Rutter. Book Review: Performance and Evaluation of Lisp Systems by Richard P. Gabriel (MIT Press, 1985)
32 -- 41John Beidler, Paul M. Jackowitz. -2
42 -- 47T. Y. Chen, S. C. Kwan. An analysis of length equation using a dynamic approach
48 -- 57Gerardo Cisneros, Harold V. McIntosh. Introduction to the programming language convert
58 -- 66Klaus Gröning, Christoph Ohsendoth. NEMO - A nicely modified YACC
67 -- 69James P. Kelsh, John C. Hansen. Reasonably priced compilers an interpreters for the IBM PC and compatible computers
70 -- 74Michael Longé. The line-oriented approach
75 -- 79K. W. Ng, W. Y. Ma. Pitfalls in PROLOG programming

Volume 21, Issue 3

11 -- 20Reinhard Männer. Strong typing and physical units
21 -- 30Mark B. Wells. A potpourri of notational pet peeves (and their resolution in modcap)

Volume 21, Issue 2

18 -- 21Jan Heering, Paul Klint. The efficiency of the equation interpreter compared with the UNH Prolog interpreter
22 -- 26W. T. Huang, D. C. You. Typed functional programming
27 -- 36Jan E. Jonak. Experience with a FORTH-like language
37 -- 39T. G. Muchnick. On some extensions of syntactic error recovery technique based on phrase markers
40 -- 45Stan Skelton. Measurements of migratability and transportability
46 -- 61John Weeks, Hal Berghel. A comparative feature-analysis of microcomputer prolog implementations

Volume 21, Issue 12

37 -- 79Jonathan Rees, William D. Clinger. 3 report on the algorithmic language scheme
80 -- 86Tudor Balanescu. On Hartmann's error-recovery scheme
87 -- 98Harold Boley. RELFUN: A relational/functional integration with valued clauses
99 -- 110Russell M. Clapp, Trevor N. Mudge, Richard A. Volz. n Queens problem using tasking in Ada
111 -- 113W. F. Clocksin. Some comments on "Pitfalls in Prolog Programming"
114 -- 123A. Dreiheller, B. Mohr, M. Moerschbacher. Programming pascal with physical units
124 -- 130Gilbert Gonsalves, Antonio C. Silvestri. Programming in Smalltalk-80: observations and remarks from the newly initiated
131 -- 138David A. Joslin. Extended pascal - illustrative features
139 -- 148Hanspeter Mössenböck. Alex - A simple and efficient scanner generator
149 -- 157Yuh-Huei Shyu. From semi-syntactic lexical analyzer to a new compiler model
158 -- 166David Turner. An overview of Miranda
167 -- 174Prescott K. Turner. Up-down parsing with prefix grammars

Volume 21, Issue 10

1 -- 6Peter Wegner, Bruce D. Shriver. Introduction to the special issue of the SIGPLAN Notices on the Object-Oriented Programming Workshop
7 -- 18Bjarne Stroustrup. An overview of C++
19 -- 28Alan Snyder. CommonObjects: an overview
29 -- 38Kenneth M. Kahn, Eric Dean Tribble, Mark S. Miller, Daniel G. Bobrow. Objects in concurrent logic programming languages
39 -- 48Mario Tokoro, Yutaka Ishikawa. Concurrent programming in Orient84/K: an object-oriented knowledge representation language
49 -- 57Steven P. Reiss. An object-oriented framework for graphical programming (summary paper)
58 -- 67Gul Agha. An overview of actor languages
68 -- 77Peter de Jong. Compilation into actors
78 -- 87Van Nguyen, Brent Hailpern. A generalized object model
88 -- 97Robert E. Strom. A comparison of the object-oriented and process paradigms
98 -- 106James A. Hendler. Enhancement for multiple-inheritance
107 -- 119Alexander Borgida. Exceptions in object-oriented languages
120 -- 127Stanley B. Zdonik. Maintaining consistency in a database with changing types
128 -- 132Kristen Nygaard. Basic concepts in object oriented programming
133 -- 142Ole Lehrmann Madsen. Block structure and object oriented languages
143 -- 152Harold L. Ossher. A mechanism for specifying the structure of large, layered, object-oriented programs
153 -- 162Joseph A. Goguen, José Meseguer. Extensions and foundations of object-oriented programming
163 -- 172Kim B. Bruce, Peter Wegner. An algebraic model of sybtypes in object-oriented languages (draft)
173 -- 182Peter Wegner. Classification in object-oriented systems
183 -- 0Alexander Borgida. Can entity-based information systems live with exceptions? (abstract only)
183 -- 0Gul Agha. Fair concurrency in actors (abstract only): eager evaluation producers strong convergence
183 -- 184Kim Bruce 0001, Peter Wegner. An algebraic model of subtype in object-oriented languages (abstract only)
184 -- 0Peter de Jong. Compiling objects into actors (abstract only)
184 -- 0Ole-Johan Dahl. Object-oriented specification (abstract only)
185 -- 0Joseph A. Goguen, José Meseguer. Foundations and extensions of object-oriented programming (abstract only)
185 -- 0Jim Hendler. Run-time enhancements for object-oriented programming
186 -- 0Ole Madsen. Block structure and object oriented languages (abstract only)
186 -- 0Ken Kahn. Objects in concurrent logic programming languages (abstract only)
187 -- 0Van Nguyen, Brent Hailpern. A generalized object model (abstract only)
187 -- 188Kristen Nygaard. Basic concepts in object oriented programming (abstract only)
188 -- 0Steven P. Reiss. Working in the garden system (abstract only)
188 -- 0Harold Ossher. Specifying the structure of large, layered, object-oriented programs (abstract only)
189 -- 0Bjarne Stroustrup. An overview of C++ (abstract only)
189 -- 0Robert E. Strom. A comparison of the object-oriented and process-oriented paradigms (abstract only)
189 -- 0Alan Snyder. CommonObjects: object-oriented programming in Common Lisp
190 -- 191Mario Tokoro, Yutaka Ishikawa. Orient84/K (abstract only): an object oriented concurrent programming language for knowledge systems
191 -- 0Peter Wegner. Classification as a paradigm for computing (abstract only)
191 -- 192Stanley B. Zdonik. Approaches to change in an object-oriented database (abstract only)

Volume 21, Issue 1

19 -- 27Hal Berghel, Eric Traudt. Spelling verification in prolog
28 -- 30Daniel Brand. On typing in prolog
31 -- 39Joseph de Kerf. APL compared with other languages according to Halstead's theory
40 -- 45Dick Dunn. Non-technical issues in acceptance of SILs
46 -- 48J. G. Hunt. Detection of deadlocks in multiprocess systems
49 -- 57Kuo-Cheng Li. A note on the vector C language
58 -- 63Michael J. Sorens. A technique for automatically porting dialects of pascal to each other