2. OOPSLA 1987: Orlando, Florida

Applications I

• R. K. Kerr, D. B. Percival: Use of Object-Oriented Programming in a Time Series Analysis System. 1-10
• Renate Kempf, Marilyn Stelzner: Teaching Object-Oriented Programming with the KEE System. 11-25
• Steven Lucco: Parallel Programming in a Virtual Object Space. 26-34
• Andrew S. Grimshaw, Jane W.-S. Liu: Mentat: An Object-Oriented Macro Data Flow System. 35-47

Tools/Environments

• Alan Borning, Robert Duisberg, Bjørn N. Freeman-Benson, Axel Kramer, Michael Woolf: Constraint Hierarchies. 48-60
• Jim Diederich, Jack Milton: An Object-Oriented Design System Shell. 61-77
• Robert L. Young: An Object-Oriented Framework for Interactive Data Graphics. 78-90
• Patrick D. O'Brien, Daniel C. Halbert, Michael F. Kilian: The Trellis Programming Environment. 91-102

Database I

• Thomas Merrow, Jane Laursen: A Pragmatic System for Shared Persistent Objects. 103-110
• D. Jason Penney, Jacob Stein: Class Modification in the GemStone Object-Oriented DBMS. 111-117
• Won Kim, Jay Banerjee, Hong-Tai Chou, Jorge F. Garza, Darrell Woelk: Composite Object Support in an Object-Oriented Database System. 118-125
• Michael A. Caplinger: An Information System Based on Distributed Objects. 126-137

Theory I

• Lynn Andrea Stein: Delegation Is Inheritance. 138-146
• Pattie Maes: Concepts and Experiments in Computational Reflection. 147-155
• Pierre Cointe: Metaclasses are First Class: the ObjVlisp Model. 156-167
• Peter Wegner: Dimensions of Object-Based Language Design. 168-182

Software Engineering

• Ivar Jacobson: Object Oriented Development in an Industrial Environment. 183-191
• Brian M. Barry, John R. Altoft, Dave A. Thomas, Mike Wilson: Using Objects To Design and Build Radar ESM Systems. 192-201
• Ed Seidewitz: Object-Oriented Programming in Smalltalk and ADA. 202-213
• James Kempf, Warren Harris, Roy D'Souza, Alan Snyder: Experience with CommonLoops. 214-226

Languages

• David Ungar, Randall B. Smith: Self: The Power of Simplicity. 227-242
• Oscar Nierstrasz: Active Objects in Hybrid. 243-253
• Gail E. Kaiser, David Garlan: MELDing Data Flow and Object-Oriented Programming. 254-267
• Lars-Erik Thorelli: Modules and Type Checking in PL/LL. 268-276

User Interfaces

• Lisa A. Call, David L. Cohrs, Barton P. Miller: CLAM - an Open System for Graphical User Interfaces. 277-286
• James H. Alexander: Painless Panes for Smalltalk Windows. 287-294
• Mark Grossman, Raimund K. Ege: Logical Composition of Object-Oriented Interfaces. 295-306
• Steven H. Gutfreund: ManiplIcons in ThinkerToy. 307-317

Implementation

• John K. Bennett: The Design and Implementation of Distributed Smalltalk. 318-330
• Paul L. McCullough: Transparent Forwarding: First Steps. 331-341
• Robert E. Filman: Retrofitting Objects. 342-353
• Eliot Miranda: BrouHaHa - A Portable Smalltalk Interpreter. 354-365

Applications II

• Pieter S. van der Meulen: INSIST: Interactive Simulation in Smalltalk. 366-376
• Jane Laursen, Robert G. Atkinson: Opus: A Smalltalk Production System. 377-387
• John Hogg, Steven Weiser: OTM: Applying Objects to Tasks. 388-393
• Jean Bézivin: Some Experiments In Object-Oriented Simulation. 394-405

Software Engineering/Tools

• Yasuhiko Yokote, Mario Tokoro: Experience and Evolution of ConcurrentSmalltalk. 406-415
• Karl Freburger: RAPID: Prototyping Control Panel Interfaces. 416-422
• Brad J. Cox, Kurt J. Schmucker: Producer: A Tool for Translating Smalltalk-80 to Objective-C. 423-429

Database II (Languages)

• Tim Andrews, Craig Harris: Combining Language and Database Advances in an Object-Oriented Development Environment. 430-440
• Toby Bloom, Stanley B. Zdonik: Issues in the Design of Object-Oriented Database Programming Languages. 441-451
• Karen E. Smith, Stanley B. Zdonik: Intermedia: A Case Study of the Differences Between Relational and Object-Oriented Database Systems. 452-465

Theory II

• James E. Rumbaugh: Relations as Semantic Constructs in an Object-Oriented Language. 466-481
• Naftaly H. Minsky, David Rozenshtein: A Law-Based Approach to Object-Oriented Programming. 482-493