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Objective-C: Object-Oriented Programming Techniques by Lewis J. Pinson, Richard S. Wiener, 1991-06
Object-oriented Programming for the Macintosh by K.J. Schmucker, 1986-12
An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and C++ by Richard Wiener, Lewis J. Pinson, 1988-01-01
Object-Oriented Programming in Oberon-2 by Hanspeter Mössenböck, 1995-10-18
Object Oriented Programming Using C++ by B. Chandra, 2002-05-22
Object-Oriented Programming Languages: Interpretation (Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science) by Iain D. Craig, 2007-03-28
Object-Oriented Programming Using C++ by Joyce Farrell, 2008-06-24
Computing Fundamentals With C++: Object-Oriented Programming & Design by Rick Mercer, 1998-08
The Interpretation of Object-Oriented Programming Languages by Iain Craig, 2001-11-09
Object-Oriented Programming (From Problem Solving to JAVA) (Programming Series) by José M. Garrido, 2003-07-22
Ps-Algol Implementations: Applications in Persistent Object-Oriented Programming (Ellis Horwood Series in Computers and Their Applications) by W. Paul Cockshot, 1990-04-03
Object-Oriented Programming: A New Way of Thinking by Donald W. Macvittie, Lori A. Macvittie, 1996-03
Standard C++ with Object-Oriented Programming by Paul S. Wang, 2000-07-19
ECOOP - Object-Oriented Programming: 21th European Conference, Berlin, Germany, July 30 - August 3, 2007, Proceedings (Lecture Notes in Computer Science / Programming and Software Engineering)

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Freshmeat.net: Project Details For Squeak
Superportable, multi-media capable Smalltalk-80 based object-oriented programming environment, coded in all Smalltalk, high-performance VM, made by compiling Squeak VM code into efficient, portable C. Two GUIs Morphic (from Self language), original MVC. Status page description, release announcements, downloads, comments, links, contact. freshmeat.net, Open Source, SqueakL
http://freshmeat.net/projects/squeak/

Extractions: Squeak is an OpenSource and super-portable implementation of a multi-media capable Smalltalk-80 based object-oriented programming environment. It is written entirely in Smalltalk and has a high-performance VM, created by compiling the Smalltalk VM code into efficient and portable C code. It now uses the Self language's Morphic User Interface but still provides the original MVC GUI as well. Author:
Palo Alto Research Center
Developers of personal distributed computing, graphical user interfaces, the first commercial mouse, bitmapped displays, Ethernet, client/server architecture, object-oriented programming, laser printing and many of the basic protocols of the Internet.
http://www.parc.xerox.com/

Extractions: general interest The Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), a subsidiary of Xerox Corporation, conducts pioneering interdisciplinary research in physical, computational, and social sciences. Building on our three-decade tradition of innovation, PARC works with Xerox and other strategic partners to commercialize technologies created by our renowned scientists. As the birthplace of technologies such as laser printing, Ethernet, the graphical user interface, and ubiquitous computing, PARC has an established track record for transforming industries and creating commercial value. The Scripps-PARC Institute for Advanced Biomedical Sciences unveils new method aimed at early cancer detection Press Release, April 19, 2004
Ways That Object-Oriented Programming Is Like Japanese Food
You can hear my heatwaveaddled delivery of the talk in this 1.4MB mp3file. Ways that object-oriented programming is like Japanese Food.
http://interglacial.com/~sburke/pub/japanese_food_oop.html

Extractions: You can hear my heatwave-addled delivery of the talk in this 1.4MB mp3 file I think both Object-Oriented Programming and Japanese food are significant aesthetic and stylistic achievements they're both about taking simple meager ingredients and making something remarkable When I'm in the mood, I think Japanese food and OOP are minimalist. Perfectionist. And perfect. When I'm not in the mood, I think they're both tedious, and so very bland at best! I say "at best", because when Japanese food gets really nasty and then tries to get un-blank, you get this occult goo that Japanese people optimistally call "curry" or, even worse, they get out the tonkatsu sauce. These are both bad things, and even wanting them is a sign that everything is just wrong.
The OCaml Language
s, documents, resources, downloads. English, Fran§ais. Open Source, INRIALatest version of Caml dialect of stronglytyped functional language ML object-oriented programming, flexible module system, fast native compilers for many systems.
http://www.ocaml.org/

Extractions: Objective Caml is a fast modern type-inferring functional programming language descended from the ML (Meta Language) family. The O'Caml compiler was developed at INRIA's projet Cristal Objective Caml 3.07 released. Get it here An Objective Caml program wins first prize at the ICFP 2002 programming contest Objective Caml 3.06 released. Get it here Objective Caml 3.05 released. Get it here The preliminary full text to the O'Reilly book, Developing Applications with Objective Caml is available on-line! Objective Caml 3.04 released. Get it here Caml Development Kit 3.03 released. Get it here Objective Caml 3.02 released. Get it here Objective Caml ranks 2nd on speed (between C and C++) on Doug Bagley's computer language shootout Objective Caml 3.01 released. Get it here A set of new Caml examples are now available (ranging from simple examples for beginners to complex examples for specialists). Launching the Caml consortium Two Objective Caml programs win first and second prizes at the ICFP programming contest OcamlExc , a static analyzer for uncaught exceptions.
MacDevCenter.com: Components Of Object-Oriented Programming [Apr. 20, 2001]
Components of objectoriented programming. 04/20/2001 In the world of object-orientedprogramming, your application is the project supervisor.
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2001/04/20/cocoa.html

Extractions: Print Email article link ... Blog this Object-oriented programming is the cornerstone of modern software, including Apple's Mac OS X. The fundamental logical unit of object-oriented programming (OOP) is the class . Think of a class as a tiny sub-program on your computer that exists for one very specialized purpose. You build applications by assembling these classes in a useful way, and directing them to work in concert to accomplish something more complicated. Thus, the sum is greater than the parts. Building classes to construct an application is very much like building a skyscraper. We know that successful skyscraper construction requires the efforts of many talented individuals. Specialists are needed to pour the concrete, install the electrical systems, fit the plumbing, coordinate the communications, and complete a host of other complicated tasks. For every task, there's someone who has done it before and knows how to do it right. But you can't simply get a group of specialists together and hope that they spontaneously organize themselves to build a skyscraper. You need a project manager, a foreman, or someone to who has a clear understanding of the grand scheme to manage the workforce. The project manager sets everything in motion, telling the specialists exactly what to do. In the world of object-oriented programming, your application is the project supervisor.
Microsoft Chimes In With New C Sharp Programming Language
Following on from its .NET plans announced last week, Microsoft has announced its C (C sharp) objectoriented programming language for building XML-based applications.
http://www.xephon.com/news/00063019.html

Extractions: 30 June 2000 Following on from its .NET plans announced last week, Microsoft has announced its C# (C sharp) object-oriented programming language for building XML-based applications. Deriving from Visual C++, it promises to enable C and C++ developers to use existing skills to build XML programs. It's being aimed, says the vendor, at building better Web applications and components with fewer lines of code or opportunities for error. It says the tool will let developers build Web services that can be used across the Internet from any language on any platform. It will also enable complete access to the underlying platform, as well as low-level code control, for building complex business systems. What's more, the company is working on a standard for C# with the European ECMA standards body, with whom Sun fell out over the standards process for Java. C# specifications have been submitted and it's being supported by the likes of Andersen Consulting, Fujitsu Software, Pandesic, Razorfish, Seagate Software, and USWeb/CKS. Web address: http://www.microsoft.com
Object-Oriented Programming In Oberon-2
Tutorial with history, descriptions, code samples, references.
http://statlab.uni-heidelberg.de/projects/oberon/kurs/www/Oberon2.OOP.html

Extractions: Home Up Intro Contents Chapter Design Assert Timing EBNF ... Pas Last Changed: Nov. 19, 1997 This is a conversion from Oberon text to HTML. The converter software is still under development, and some features or information may be missing in this converted version. HTML hypertext facilities are not yet active in this document. To exploit the interactive facilities, use Oberon System 3 and the source of this text, available as ASCII-coded Oberon System 3 documents . A previous version is also available for Oberon V4. To access this and other additional material use ftp For the convenience of our students, most of this information and the related material is in German. Sorry if this is not one of your languages. G. Sawitzki OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING IN OBERON-2 Oberon-2 is a refined version of Oberon developed at ETH. It introduces type-bound procedures, read-only export of data, and open array variables. The For statement is reintroduced. This paper concentrates on type-bound procedures which make Oberon-2 an object-oriented language with dynamically-bound messages and strong type checking at compile time. Messages can also be sent as data packets (extensible records) that are passed to a handler procedure and are interpreted at run time. This is as flexible as the Smalltalk message dispatching mechanism. Objects carry type information at run time which allows dynamic binding of messages, run time type tests, and the implementation of persistent objects. Oberon-2 is available on various machines.
Object-Oriented Programming
objectoriented programming. OOPSLA 95 (International Conference on Object -Oriented Programming Systems Languages and Applications). October 1995.
http://library.readscheme.org/page4.html

Extractions: David Tucker and Shriram Krishnamurthi. "Pointcuts and Advice in Higher-Order Languages". Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD 2003) . April 2003. Available online: ps pdf slides David Tucker and Shriram Krishnamurthi. "A Semantics for Pointcuts and Advice in Higher-Order Languages". Brown University. Tech Report CS0213. 2003. Available online: pdf ps Hidehiko Masuhara and Gregor Kiczales. "Modeling Crosscutting in Aspect-Oriented Mechanisms". . July 2003. Available online: pdf slides slides (pps) Hidehiko Masuhara, Gregor Kiczales and Chris Dutchyn. "A Compilation and Optimization Model for Aspect-Oriented Programs". Compiler Construction (CC2003) . 2003. Available online: pdf Chirs Dutchyn, Gregor Kiczales and Hidehiko Masuhara. "AOP Language Exploration Using the Aspect Sand Box". Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD 2002) . April 2002. Hidehiko Masuhara, Gregor Kiczales and Chris Dutchyn. "Compilation Semantics of Aspect-Oriented Programs". Foundations Of Aspect-Oriented Languages (Workshop at AOSD 2002) . April 2002. Available online: pdf Doug Orleans. "Incremental Programming with Extensible Decisions".
ECOOP
Listing of the conferences and their workshops from 1987 to 2002 with links to the proceedings' TOCs. Some links to homepages as well as the official page.
http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/ecoop/index.html
Internet Reality - Virtual Object System
A software infrastructure for distributed objectoriented programming. The primary application for VOS is a multiuser virtual environment run by many interconnected clients.
http://interreality.org

Extractions: Mirrors: Sourceforge.net Translation: Deutsch Italiano Nederlands (Note: these translations are automated and unoffocial.) Home News About Download ... Mailing Lists The Virtual Object System (VOS) is a hierachical distributed object system, a dessert topping, and a floor wax. It is an infrastructure for object-oriented network communication, and building flexible, distributed object networks for a variety of purposes, but our primary application is multiuser collaborative virtual environments. It also tastes good and will keep your floors shiny. Learn more about VOS here 10 Mar 2004: An experimental web site is up here , that is being served by VOS! More info. 3 Feb 2004: Experimental Debian packages available 10 Dec 2003: Progress towards S4 and Embedded web browser on 3D objects, coming soon. 29 Sep 2003: Version 0.12.2 has been released: this fixes several building/packaging bugs in 0.12.1 source release. (The functionality is the same) Download source code here . The 0.12.1 binary package for Windows
Have OOPL, Will Travel
Teacher and author in the field of objectoriented programming Languages (OOPL) since 1989.
http://www.oopl.com
Don't Fear The OOP
A java tutorial that shows you why Coding Java (or any other objectoriented programming) is just like writing a trashy Western novel. By Jos Claerbout.
http://sepwww.stanford.edu/sep/josman/oop/

Extractions: in MS Word Jos was inspired by Matthias Schwab to learn about OOP (Object Oriented Programming) and Java. The first thing Jos did with Java was to write a manual in his own inimitable style: Jos met Matthias in the summer of '97. "Matt was helping Jos learn Java, but it must be said that they spent a good deal of time discussing 'Life, the Universe and Everything' as well. Both were well read and literate, and both enjoyed proving it," recalls Andrew Long . Matthias tells us much more About a hundred Oop readers per day come from many places . Here are some cyber thanks from students: [
Java_oo
An introduction to the Java programming language and objectoriented programming, specifically for developers interested in creating web applications.
http://devdaily.com/java/java_oo/
LinuxWorld
In this interview Bjarne Stroustrup talks about the objectoriented revolution, the rigors of real-world software development, the continuing divergence of C and C++, and some additions to the C++ standard that he'd like to see.
http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/lw-2001-02/lw-02-stroustrup_p.html
Cobol Resources
Lists extensive links to various COBOL resources and also includes CobolReport.com, CobolUniversity.com, COBOL Web programming, objectoriented COBOL programming, and leading-edge COBOL books.
http://cobolreport.com/cobolreport/cobolResources/
Object-Z Systems Home Of CobolReport.com, CobolUniversity.com, Object-Z Publi
Home of CobolReport.com, CobolUniversity.com, ObjectZ publishing, cobol standards, object-oriented cobol, articles, reviews, tools, online chat, cobol books, code, links, samples, and programming.
http://www.cobolreport.com/index.asp

Extractions: A RATIONAL DESIGN PROCESS: HOW AND WHY TO FAKE IT We may yearn for the software design process to become a set of rational deterministic procedures with a simple, linear path of progress from start to final product. The authors argue that the software design process will never be entirely rational, but it behooves us to present our final designs as if it were.
Programming Language Comparison
Table compares popular objectoriented languages Eiffel, Smalltalk, Ruby, Java, C++, Python, Perl, Visual Basic.
http://www.jvoegele.com/software/langcomp.html

Extractions: jvoegele.com Programmer's Corner > Programming Language Comparison by Jason Voegele What follows is my personal evaluation and comparison of many popular programming languages. It is intended to provide very high-level information about the respective languages to anyone who is trying to decide which language(s) to learn or to use for a particular project. You can find a similar comparisons from Google Note: N/A indicates that a topic or feature is not applicable to the language. Eiffel Smalltalk Ruby Java C# C++ Python Perl Visual Basic Object-Orientation Pure Pure Pure Hybrid Hybrid Hybrid / Multi-Paradigm Hybrid Add-On / Hybrid Partial Support Static / Dynamic Typing Static Dynamic Dynamic Static Static Static Dynamic Dynamic Static Generic Classes Yes N/A N/A No No Yes N/A N/A No Inheritance Multiple Single Single class, multiple "mixins" Single class, multiple interfaces Single class, multiple interfaces Multiple Multiple Multiple None Feature Renaming Yes No Yes No No No No No No Method Overloading No No No Yes Yes Yes No No No Operator Overloading Yes Yes?
Home Page For Kim B. Bruce
Williams College Semantics and design of programming languages, type theory, object-oriented languages, models of higher-order lambda calculus including subtypes and bounded polymorphism.
http://www.cs.williams.edu/~kim/
Visual Programming Languages Research Papers
Large list of papers, with abstracts and comments objectoriented, dataflow, and tree structures. Very useful.
http://www-ist.massey.ac.nz/~plyons/711_html/VPL papers.html

Extractions: Paul Lyons ' pages VPL Papers Brief description Author(s) Title languages that treat VPLs as a beginners' tool: Tanimoto and Glinert (1986) Designing Iconic Programming Systems: Representation and Learnability papers that contain a taxonomy of Visual Programming Languages or survey a number of VPLs Nan C. Shu (1985) Visual Programming Languages: A Perspective and Dimensional Analysis Hils, D.D. (1992) Visual; Languages and Computing Survey: Data Flow Visual Programming Languages Green, T.R.G., and Petre, M. (1996a) Usability Analysis of Visual Programming Environments: A "Cognitive Dimensions" Framework a re simply essential reading for anyone interested in HCI, or VPL Shneiderman (1983) Direct Manipulation: A step beyond Programming languages Green, T.R.G., and Petre, M. (1996b) Usability Analysis of Visual Programming Environments: A "Cognitive Dimensions" Framework describe special-purpose VPLs: Serot, J., Quenot, G., and Zavidovique, B. (1995) A Visual Dataflow Programming Environment for a Real Time parallel Vision Machine describe general-purpose Visual Programming Languages Rasure, J.R., and Williams, C.S., (1991)
Concepts And Architecture Of Vista - A Multiparadigm Programming Environment
Visual multiparadigm programming visual + objectoriented (signal flow + data flow); from Proceedings of 10th IEEE/CS Symposium on Visual Languages, St. Louis, USA, 4-7 October 1994.
http://www.swe.uni-linz.ac.at/publications/abstract/TR-SE-94.17.html

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