Towards the Improvement of Object-Oriented Languages

Ulrich Frank towards a Standardization of Object - Oriented Modelling Languages ?

Towards Integration of State Machines and Object-Oriented Languages

Towards Integration of State Machines and Object-Oriented Languages Ole Lehrmann Madsen The Danish National Centre for IT Research Computer Science Department, Aarhus University Åbogade 34, DK-8200 Århus N, Denmark Ole.L.Madsen@{cit.dk,daimi.au.dk} Tel.: +45 8942 5670, Fax: +45 8942 2443 Abstract The goal of this paper is to obtain a one-to-one correspondence between state machines as e.g. used...

Towards Run-time Debugging of Equation-based Object-oriented Languages

The development of today’s complex products requires advanced integrated environments and modeling languages for modeling and simulation. Equation-based object-oriented declarative (EOO) languages are emerging as the key approach to physical system modeling and simulation. The increased ease of use, the high abstraction and the expressivity of EOO languages are very attractive properties. Howev...

Concurrent Object-Oriented Languages

For uniprocessor systems, the object-oriented approach to programming has proven to be effective in obtaining highly maintainable and reusable software. Object-oriented programming languages, with its inherent conceptual elegance, has also allowed a high degree of programmability in the development of complex systems. As we move towards addressing issues for parallel environments, programmabili...

Towards a Module Concept for Object Oriented Speci cation Languages

The general aim of our work is the speciication of distributed information systems, that means reactive systems consisting of one or more databases and application programs. In this context the formal object oriented speciication language Troll was developed and is now going to be extended by module concepts. In this paper we give a short introduction in Troll and a survey over related work don...