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Object Oriented Systems, Volume 3
Volume 3, 1996
- Marc Van Limberghen, Tom Mens:
Encapsulation and composition as orthogonal operators on mixins: a solution to multiple inheritance problems. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 1-30 (1996) - Russell J. Bradford:
An implementation of Telos in Common Lisp. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 31-49 (1996) - Book Reviews. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 51-59 (1996)
- Jacques Malenfant, Guy Lapalme, Jean G. Vaucher:
ObjVProlog-D: distributed object-oriented programming in logic. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 61-86 (1996) - Mahesh H. Dodani, Chung-Shin Tsai:
A reliable and flexible type system for object-oriented programming. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 87-121 (1996) - Ian M. Graham:
Task scripts, use cases and scenarios in object oriented analysis. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 123-142 (1996) - Brian Henderson-Sellers, Larry L. Constantine, Ian M. Graham:
Coupling and cohesion (towards a valid metrics suite for object-oriented analysis and design). Object Oriented Syst. 3: 143-158 (1996) - Book Reviews. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 159-163 (1996)
- Steven D. Sheetz, David P. Tegarden:
Perceptual complexity of object oriented systems: a student view. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 165-195 (1996) - Gail C. Murphy, David Notkin:
On the use of static typing to support operations on frameworks. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 197-213 (1996) - Evalyn N. Wafula, Paul A. Swatman:
FOOM: a diagrammatic illustration of Object-Z specifications. Object Oriented Syst. 3: 215-242 (1996)
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