Titlebook: ECOOP ‘99 - Object-Oriented Programming; 13th European Confer Rachid Guerraoui Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Christoph Schlachte,Stephan Loboddarm new classes, possibly merging the implementations of methods (as in CLOS). In our approach, a class or method combination operation may cause any number of implicit combinations. For example, it is possible to specify separate aspects of a family of classes, and then combine several aspects into

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Frauenfreundliche Arbeitskontexteun out of memory unexpectedly after performing a number of operations. A memory leak in Java is caused when an object that is no longer needed cannot be reclaimed because another object is still referring to it. Memory leaks can be diffcult to solve, since the complexity of most programs prevents us

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Karl-Heinz Fittkau,Jakob Müller,Nicole Juffathe programmer. Although debugging techniques such as conditional and data breakpoints help to find error causes in simple cases, they fail to effectively bridge the cause-effect gap in many situations. Dynamic querybased debuggers offer programmers an effective tool that provides instant error aler

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out a program, such as determining whether data dependencies may exist between two computations. We define an effects system for Java that preserves the abstraction facilities that make objectoriented programming languages attractive. Specifically, a subclass may extend abstract regions of mutable s

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