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    Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

    Volume 26, Issue 8

    27 -- 36Richard C. Waters. System validation via constraint modeling
    37 -- 41Markku Sakkinen. Another defence of enumerated types
    42 -- 49Randy M. Kaplan. The IL programming language
    50 -- 59Jürgen Heymann. A comprehensive analytical model for garbage collection algorithms
    60 -- 69Johann Kempe, T. Lenz, Burkhard Freitag, Heribert Schütz, Günther Specht. CL/TB an allegro common Lisp programming interface for TransBase
    70 -- 73Charles Fiterman. Multiple view programming languages
    74 -- 79Diomidis Spinellis. Type-safe linkage for variables and functions
    80 -- 85J. Dana Eckart. A cellular automata simulation system
    86 -- 89Robert McLaughlin. Thoughts on large scale programming projects
    90 -- 100Paul Butcher, Hussein Zedan. Lucinda - an overview
    101 -- 110Yutaka Ishikawa. Reflection facilities and realistic programming
    111 -- 120Tadeusz Gruzlewski, Zbigniew Weiss. Semantic correctness of structural editing
    121 -- 127K. C. Wong. Detection of version features in distributed systems
    128 -- 136Kei Yuasa. A browsing interface for S-expressions
    137 -- 144Stephen G. MacDonell. Reliance on correlation data for complexity metric use and validation
    145 -- 147Henry G. Baker. Shallow binding makes functional arrays fast
    148 -- 150Hermann von Issendorff. A theory of organization

    Volume 26, Issue 5

    27 -- 36Horst Zuse, Peter Bollmann. Reply to: Erhard Konrad - Software Metrics, Measurement Theory, and Viewpoints - Critical Remarks on a New Approach
    37 -- 42Ellis S. Cohen. Trip Report: UIST 90, The Annual Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology
    43 -- 52David J. McNally, Antony J. T. Davie. Two Models For Integrating Persistence and Lazy Functional Languages
    59 -- 66Jan Rekers, Wilco Koorn. Substring Parsing for Arbitrary Context-Free Grammars

    Volume 26, Issue 3

    9 -- 17John Placer. Multiparadigm research: a new direction of language design
    18 -- 0George H. Roberts. A note on modifiable grammars
    19 -- 24George H. Roberts. Searching in discrete universes
    25 -- 34Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi, F. Leggio, P. Talini. Executing the formal definition of Ada
    35 -- 44Claudio Delrieux, Pablo R. Azero Alcocer, Fernando Tohmé. Toward integrating imperative and logic programming paradigms: WYSIWYG approach to PROLOG programming
    45 -- 52Paul R. Wilson. Some issues and strategies in heap management and memory hierarchies
    53 -- 62Erhard Konrad. Software metrics, measurement theory, and viewpoints
    63 -- 67Chung-Shyan Liu. On the object-orientedness of C++
    68 -- 78Yen-Jen Oyang. Exploiting multi-way branching to boost superscalar processor performance
    79 -- 87Heinz Dobler. Top-down parsing in Coco-2
    88 -- 94Janice C. Shepherd. Why a two pass front end?

    Volume 26, Issue 2

    11 -- 16Steven Pemberton. A short introduction to the ABC language
    17 -- 24Christopher Coyle, Peter Crogono. Building abstract iterators using continuations
    25 -- 34E. Mark Gold. Incremental reduction with nested constraints
    35 -- 39Mark Cashman. The benefits of enumerated types in Modula-2
    41 -- 50Randy M. Kaplan. A plea for readable pleas for a readable Prolog programming style
    51 -- 63Michael A. Klug. VisiCola, a model and a language for visibility control in programming languages
    64 -- 66B. I. B. Madhav, Narayan Hegde. Implementing C function calls in rules for an expert system shell
    67 -- 74Marco Pellegrini, Raimondo Sepe. SetLog, a tool for experimenting with new semantics
    75 -- 82Zoran Putnik, Zoran Budimac, Mirjana Ivanovic. Turtle walk through functional language
    83 -- 98Robert Bernecky. Fortran 90 arrays
    99 -- 108Michele Di Santo, Wilma Russo. The ensemble system: concurrent programming on a personal computer
    109 -- 117Wolfgang Keller. Automated generation of code using backtracking parsers for attribute grammars

    Volume 26, Issue 10

    9 -- 10G. Alan Creak. Garbage-further investigations
    11 -- 12Haim Kilov. Objects concepts and bibliography
    13 -- 18Jean Pierre LeJacq. Function preconditions in object oriented software
    19 -- 28Bruno Carpentieri, Z. George Mou. Compile-time transformations and optimization of parallel Divide-and-Conquer algorithms
    29 -- 43Christopher W. Fraser. A retargetable compiler for ANSI C
    44 -- 52L. S. Tang. C++ s destructors can be destructive
    53 -- 63Noel G. Craske. SNOOPS: An object-oriented language enhancement supporting dynamic program reconfiguration
    63 -- 72Michael L. Nelson. Concurrency & object-oriented programming
    73 -- 82Ilka Miloucheva, Hans Loeper. Compiler structure engineering with attribute grammars
    83 -- 92Chung-Kwong Yuen. Which model of programming for LISP: sequential, functional or mixed?

    Volume 26, Issue 1

    14 -- 20Lisa M. Smith, Mansur H. Samadzadeh. An annotated bibliography of literate programming
    21 -- 37Cherri M. Pancake, Sue Utter-Honig. A bibliography of parallel debuggers, 1990 edition
    38 -- 46Frank W. Calliss. A comparison of module constructs in programming languages
    47 -- 56P. David Coward. Path feasibility, linear optimizers and the evaluate standard form
    57 -- 74Shang Lujun. Cluster: an informal report
    85 -- 98Tan Watanabe, Kazuko Sakuma, Hideyuki Arai, Kohbun Umetani. Essential language el(alpha) - a reduced expression set language for system programming
    99 -- 108Manfred P. Stadel. Object oriented programming techniques to replace software components on the fly in a running program
    109 -- 120Dan Teodosiu. HARE: an optimizing portable compiler for Scheme
    121 -- 123Michael Franz. The rewards of generating true 32-bit code
    124 -- 132Lem O. Ejiogu. TM: a systematic methodology of software metrics
    133 -- 139Mike Joy, Tom Axford. GCODE: a revised standard for a graph representation for functional programs
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