Titlebook: ECOOP ‘92. European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming; Utrecht, The Netherl Ole Lehrmann Madsen Conference proceedings 1992 Springe

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ACTS: A type system for object-oriented programming based on abstract and concrete classes,. The overloading of inheritance to describe different relationship requires a semantic model to facilitate “safe” redefinition between classes. Current approaches use type systems to ensure “safe” redefinitions, and are not capable of handling all the different uses of inheritance naturally. This p

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Making type inference practical,algorithm significantly improves our previous one, presented at OOPSLA‘91, since it can handle collection classes, such as List, in a useful way. Abo, the complexity has been dramatically improved, from exponential time to low polynomial time. The implementation uses the techniques of incremental gr

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,Sprachempfehlungen für Leader,d experiment with database systems that support an object-oriented data model or that extend the relational data model with some object-oriented facilities. These activities have been fueled by the emergence of a broad spectrum of database applications which relational database systems cannot suppor

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Spezielle Managementverfahren und Themen,. In this paper, the need for having modules besides classes is claimed. Modules stem from a different language family and at first glance it seems that they can easily be unified with classes. Among other things, unifying modules and classes carries the danger of unifying the import and inheritance

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,Führungsstile und Führungsverhalten, only the receiver. However, existing languages with multiple dispatching do not encourage the data-abstraction-oriented programming style that is encouraged by traditional single-dispatching languages; instead existing multiple-dispatching languages tend to foster a function-oriented programming st