Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

Volume 32, Issue 9

15 -- 37Thomas J. Bergin. HOPL-II - Closing Panel: The History of Programming: Does our Present Past Have a Future?
39 -- 46Wei Li, Gansheng Li. Making C++ Concurrent and Real-time
47 -- 53Fatma Z. Mansouri, Colin A. Higgins. Prolog: An Annotated Bibliography
54 -- 56Rommert J. Casimir. Basic Forever
57 -- 60Lu Pei, Dachuan Yu, Jian Lu. A Method for Modifying Dynamically Classes in the Object-Oriented Dynamic Programming Environment
61 -- 67Jianhua Zhao, Chen Jiajun, Guoliang Zheng. Message Conversion and A New Type System for OO Model
68 -- 71Zongyan Qiu. Static Head Nodes in the Operations on Dynamic Structures - An useful programming technique

Volume 32, Issue 6

14 -- 18Asokan R. Selvaraj, Debasish Ghosh. Implementation of a Database Factory (C++ Toolbox)
19 -- 22Paul Frenger. Robot Control Techniques, Part Two: Forth as a Robotics Languags
23 -- 27Henry G. Baker. COMFY - A Comfortable Set of Control Primitives for Machine Language Programming
28 -- 32Fintan Culwin. A Report on the Java in the Computing Curriculum Conference held at South Bank University, London, on 4th February 1997
34 -- 39Debbie K. Carter, Albert D. Baker. Considerations in Developing a Formally-Based Visual Programming Language Reference Manual: A Case Study on the SLAM II Language
40 -- 44Jeffrey S. Vetter. Computational Steering Annoted Bibliography
45 -- 52Myung Ho Kim. A Functional Approach to Type Constraints of Generic Definitions
53 -- 60Naixiao Zhang, Hongjun Zheng, Zongyan Qiu. Garment: A Mechanism for Abstraction and Encapsulation of Languages
61 -- 68Wen-Ke Chen, Jia-Su Sun, Zhi-Min Tang. Consummating Virtuality to Support More Polymorphism in C++
69 -- 74Ralph Frisbie, Richard Hendrickson, Michael Metcalf. The F Programming Language
75 -- 82Franco Zambonelli. How to Achieve Modularity in Distributed Object Allocation

Volume 32, Issue 4

16 -- 18Roy Rada, James Schoening. IEEE Efforts Towards Standards in Educational Technology
19 -- 21Preston Briggs. Predicting the Performance of Parallel Machines
22 -- 26Henry G. Baker. I Have a Feeling We re Not in Emerald City Anymore
27 -- 31Paul Frenger. Robot Control Techniques, Part One: A Review of Robotics Languages
32 -- 35James P. Kelleghan. Monitoring Remote Sensing Devices in C++
37 -- 46Chris Zimmermann. A Note on Before and After Metamethods
47 -- 54Charles Rapin. Block Structured Object Programming

Volume 32, Issue 3

27 -- 31Henry G. Baker. When Bad Programs Happen to Good People
33 -- 37Bruce J. MacLennan. Who Cares About Elegance? The Role of Aesthetics in Programming Language Design
38 -- 41Jürgen F. H. Winkler, Stefan Kauer. Proving Assertions is Also Useful
42 -- 49Ilyas Cicekli. An Intelligent Backtracking Schema in A Logic Programming Environment
50 -- 56Chen Jiajun, Guoliang Zheng. NDC++: An Approach to Concurrent Extension of C++
57 -- 64Dennis Verschaeren, Annie A. M. Cuyt, Brigitte Verdonk. On the Need for Predictable Floating-Point Arithmetic in the Programming Languages Fortran 90 and C/C++

Volume 32, Issue 2

16 -- 19Knut Alfredsen, Bjørn Sæther. An Object Oriented Framework for Creating Models in Hydrology
20 -- 21Ron Cytron. Book Nook: Compiler Contruction by Niklaus Wirth
22 -- 25Reuben R. Thomas. An Introduction to the Beetle Forth Virtual Processor
27 -- 34Yongqiang Sun, Kai Lin, Li Shen. The Design and Implementation of a Program Development System Based on Rewriting Method
35 -- 38Lem O. Ejiogu. On Dimishing the Vibrant Confusion In Software Metrics
39 -- 44Martin Ruckert. Conservative Pretty Printing
45 -- 53G. Deshpande, T. Troy Pearse, Paul W. Oman. Software Portability Annotated Bibliography
54 -- 61Mark G. J. van den Brand, Paul Klint, Chris Verhoef. Re-engineering Needs Generic Programming Language Technology

Volume 32, Issue 11

15 -- 16Frank Mueller. The 3rd ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Real-Time Systems (Workshop Report)
17 -- 20Conrad Weisert. Point-Extent Pattern for Dimensional Numeric Classes (C++ Toolbox)
21 -- 24Paul Frenger. Venturing Forth With a Flashlite
25 -- 30Henry G. Baker. The COMFY 6502 Compiler
31 -- 32H. S. M. Kruijer. The Search for Simplicity - Essays in Parallel Programming by Per Brinch Hansen
34 -- 48Cornelis Pronk, Martin Schönhacker, Richard J. Sutcliffe, A. Wiedemann. Standardized Extensions to Modula-2
49 -- 56Yasusi Kanada. Web Pages that Reproduce Themselves by JavaScript
57 -- 64Zhang Jiazhong, Wang Yanbing, Zheng Mingchun. Design and Static Semantics of Algorithm Language L

Volume 32, Issue 1

14 -- 57Peter Trott. Programming Languages: Past, Present, and Future
59 -- 65Chris Hankin, Hanne Riis Nielson, Jens Palsberg. Position Statements on Strategic Directions for Research on Programming Languages
66 -- 68Luca Cardelli. Global Computation
69 -- 72Charles Consel. Program Adaption based on Program Transformation
73 -- 76Patrick Cousot. Program Analysis: The Abstract Interpretation Perspective
77 -- 79Michael Hanus. Integration of Declarative Paradigms: Benefits and Challenges
80 -- 85Robert Harper, John C. Mitchell. ML and Beyond
86 -- 88Daniel Le Métayer. Program Analysis for Software Engineering: New Applications, New Requirements, New Tools
89 -- 91Flemming Nielson. Perspectives on Program Analysis
92 -- 93Martin Odersky. Challenges in Type Systems Research
94 -- 97Robert Paige. Future Directions In Program Transformations
99 -- 102Alberto Pettorossi, Maurizio Proietti. Future Directions in Program Transformation
103 -- 105John C. Reynolds. Beyond ML
106 -- 109Jon G. Riecke. Program Language Semantics: The Description of Computational Structures
110 -- 114Barbara G. Ryder. A Position Paper on Compile-time Program Analysis
115 -- 116David A. Schmidt. On the Need for a Popular Formal Semantics
117 -- 119Dennis M. Volpano. Provably-Secure Programming Languages for Remote Evaluation
120 -- 121Reinhard Wilhelm. Program Analysis: A Toolmaker s Perspective