POS-3 1989: Newcastle, New South Wales

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/pos/1989,
  editor    = {John Rosenberg and
               David Koch},
  title     = {Persistent Object Systems, Proceedings of the Third International
               Workshop, 10-13 January 1989, Newcastle, New South Wales},
  booktitle = {POS},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Workshops in Computing},
  year      = {1989},
  isbn      = {3-540-19626-9},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Preface, List of Authors.
  

Type Systems and Persistence

• Ronald Morrison, Alfred L. Brown, Raymund Carrick, Richard C. H. Connor, Alan Dearle, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
  The Napier Type System. 3-18
  
• Greg Michaelson:
  Grammars and Implementation Independent Structure Representation. 19-28
  
• Malcolm S. Powell:
  A Program Development Environment Based on Persistence and Abstract Data Types. 29-44
  
• David W. Stemple:
  Exploiting the Potential of Persistent Object Stores. 45-55
  
• Alan Dearle, Quintin I. Cutts, Graham N. C. Kirby:
  Browsing, Grazing and Bibbling Persistent data Structures. 56-69
  

Persistent Programming Languages

• Malcolm P. Atkinson, Ronald Morrison:
  Persistent Systems Architectures. 73-97
  
• Robert M. Colomb:
  Issues in the Implementation of a Persistent Prolog. 98-108
  
• A. John Hurst, A. S. M. Sajeev:
  A Capability Based Language for Persistent Programming: Implementation Issues. 109-125
  
• Francis Wai:
  Distributed PS-algol. 126-140
  
• Richard Cooper:
  The Implementation of an Object-Oriented Language in PS-algol. 141-157
  

Implementing Persistence

• Dennis G. Allard, David S. Wile:
  Aggregation, Persistence, and Identity in Worlds. 161-174
  
• Joel E. Richardson, Michael J. Carey:
  Implementing Persistence in E. 175-199
  
• Peter A. Buhr, C. Robert Zarnke:
  Addressing in a Persistent Environment. 200-217
  
• Edward F. Gehringer:
  Name-Based Mapping: Addressing Support for Persistent Objects. 218-232
  

Object Stores

• Sandra Heiler, Barbara T. Blaustein:
  Generating and Manipulating Identifiers for Heterogeneous, Distributed Objects. 235-247
  
• S. L. Wright:
  The Evolution of the SSE Data Storage System into a Persistent Object System. 248-257
  
• Harry H. Porter III:
  Persistence in a Distributed Object Server. 258-271
  
• Marc Shapiro, Laurence Mosseri:
  A Simple Object Storage System. 272-276
  

Measurement of Persistent Systems

• Charles Zdzislaw Loboz:
  Monitoring Execution of PS-algol Programs. 279-288
  
• Peter J. Bailey:
  Performance Evaluation in a Persistent Object Store. 289-299
  

Transactionis and Persistence

• Peter Brössler, Bernd Freisleben:
  Transactions on Persistent Objects. 303-318
  
• Alan Fekete, Nancy A. Lynch, Michael Merritt, William E. Weihl:
  Commutativity-Based Locking for Nested Transactions. 319-340
  
• Mary F. Fernandez, Stanley B. Zdonik:
  Transaction Groups: A Model for Controlling Cooperative Transactions. 341-350
  

Persistent Machines

• Richard C. H. Connor, Alfred L. Brown, Raymund Carrick, Alan Dearle, Ronald Morrison:
  The Persistent Abstract Machine. 353-366
  
• W. Paul Cockshott:
  Design of POMP - a Persistent Object Management Processor. 367-376
  
• John Rosenberg, D. M. Koch, James Leslie Keedy:
  A Capability-Based Massive Memory Computer. 377-391
  
• James Leslie Keedy:
  Support for Objects in the MONADS Architecture. 392-405