Titlebook: ECOOP ‘87. European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming; Paris, France, June Jean Bézivin,Jean-Marie Hullot,Henry Lieberman Conferen

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,Grunds?tze und Konzepte für Führung,ation. All objects in the Object System are instances of classes that form an extension to the Common Lisp type system. The Common Lisp Object System is based on a meta-object protocol that renders it possible to alter the fundamental structure of the Object System itself. The Common Lisp Object Sys

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Rudolf Lütke Schwienhorst,Heike Nettelbeckp within Corporate Research and Architecture at Digital Equipment Corporation’s Hudson, MA facility. Trellis/Owl incorporates support for concurrency. Here we describe the high level language features designed, the rationale for that design, the implementation techniques used, the principles behind

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,Führung und Unternehmensmanagement,ct-oriented systems. A program is a collection of objects (P-Units) that represent chunks of knowledge expressed as separate Prolog programs. P-units interact by asking for the demonstration of goals conceived as requests for operations. P-units can perform operations in parallel. Policies of intera

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ECOOP ‘87. European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming978-3-540-47891-1Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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,Führung einer neuen Generation,ages. We review three different schemes: . and .. A fourth model, called ., is presented and all are compared and criticized. Techniques relying on the shared memory assumption are rejected. We point out the conflict between distributing knowledge among objects and the synchronization of concurrent objects.

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Matthias Schmidt,Jan Hendrik Quandtces the object-oriented notions of modularity, separation of implementation details from external behavior, and abstract data types. We have successfully applied the Object Modeling Technique to support conceptual design, followed by implementation using both conventional programming languages and an object-oriented language.