OOPS Messenger, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, January 1992

• William Kent: User object models. 10-25 BibTeX
• Brian Meyerpeter, Razan Diab: TOOLI: Table Object-Oriented Language Interface. 26-37 BibTeX
• Christian Neusius: Adapting synchronization counters to the requirements of inheritance. 38-44 BibTeX
• T. B. Dinesh: Extending compound assignments for C++. 45-49 BibTeX

Volume 3, Number 2, April 1992

• Pieter W. G. Bots, Remko C. J. Dur: Dynamic modelling of organizations: report on ECOOP '91 workshop W2. 3-5 BibTeX
• Elspeth Cusack, Gregor von Bochmann: Formal object-oriented methods in communication standards. 7-8 BibTeX
• Richard C. Holt, Dennis de Champeaux: A framework for using formal methods in object-oriented software development. 9-10 BibTeX
• John Hogg, Doug Lea, Alan Wills, Dennis de Champeaux, Richard C. Holt: The Geneva convention on the treatment of object aliasing. 11-16 BibTeX
• Christophe Dony, Jan A. Purchase, Russel L. Winder: Exception handling in object-oriented systems. 17-30 BibTeX
• Jens Palsberg, Michael I. Schwartzbach: Three discussions on object-oriented typing. 31-38 BibTeX
• Guus J. Ramackers, Chris Laffra: PhD research in object-oriented systems. 39-45 BibTeX

Volume 3, Number 3, July 1992

• Joel MacAuslan: A note on "Towards a type theory for active objects". 2-9 BibTeX
• Rachid Guerraoui: Dealing with atomicity in object-based distributed systems. 10-13 BibTeX
• Everton G. de Paula, Michael L. Nelson: Clustering in object-oriented databases. 14-21 BibTeX
• J. C. Royer: A new set interpretation of the inheritance relation and its checking. 22-40 BibTeX
• Davor Bonacic, Bruno Stiglic, Tomas Kolmanic: An object language versus an expert system shell: the school time-table example. 41-50 BibTeX

Volume 3, Number 4, September 1992

• John Tibbetts: Object orientation and transaction processing: where do they meet? 3-15 BibTeX
• Peter Coad: Finding objects: practical approaches. 17-19 BibTeX
• Norman L. Kerth: A structured approach to object-oriented design. 21-43 BibTeX
• Tom Wisdom: Developing HP's Network Advisor using Smalltalk in a large project team. 45-48 BibTeX
• Dennis de Champeaux: Formal techniques for object oriented software development. 49-54 BibTeX
• Timothy D. Korson: Managing the transition to object-oriented technology. 55-62 BibTeX
• Paul R. Wilson, Barry Hayes: Garbage collection in object oriented systems. 63-71 BibTeX
• Robert Holibaugh: Object oriented modelling. 73-78 BibTeX
• Dmitry Lenkov, Mike Monegan: Object management and tool integration mechanisms in object-oriented program development environment. 79-82 BibTeX
• John Burnham, Dennis de Champeaux: Object oriented (domain) analysis. 83-90 BibTeX
• Peter Dickman: Objects in large distributed applications. 91-95 BibTeX
• Bob Marcus: End users. 97-98 BibTeX
• Sergiu S. Simmel: Object-based visual programming languages. 99 BibTeX