From: toni@usenix.ORG (Toni Veglia)
Newsgroups: comp.org.usenix,comp.lang.c++,comp.org.sug,comp.org.acm,comp.org.ieee,comp.os.misc,comp.misc,alt.books.technical
Subject: USENIX C++ Conference Proceedings Now Available
Date: 21 Aug 92 22:46:27 GMT
Reply-To: toni@usenix.UUCP (Toni Veglia)
Organization: USENIX Association, Berkeley, CA


If you couldn't join us in Portland, Oregon, the proceedings from the
1992 C++ Conference are now available.  The price is $30 for members, 
and $39 for non-members, and includes domestic and Canadian postage.  
Please add $20 for overseas postage (air printed matter).

You can place your order by fax, email, or phone when using a VISA
or Mastercard, or you can mail a check or company purchase order to
the address below.

USENIX Association
2560 Ninth Street, Suite 215
Berkeley, CA  94710
fax: 510/548-5738
phone: 510/528-8649

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		      Table of Contents

	USENIX C++ Technical Conference Proceedings

		      Portland, Oregon
		     August 10-13, 1992


Wednesday, August 12
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Session 1
Chair: Doug Lea, SUNY Oswego

Smart Pointers: They're Smart, But They're Not Pointers
    Daniel R. Edelson, INRIA Project SOR

Not a Language Extension
    Martin D. Carroll, AT&T Bell Laboratories

Garbage Collection and Run-Time Typing as a C++ Library
    David Detlefs, Digital Equipment Corporation

Encapsulating a C++ Library
    Mark Linton, Silicon Graphics, Inc.


Session 2
Chair: Jim Waldo, SUN

Sniff: A Pragmatic Approach to a C++ Programming Environment
    Walter R. Bischofberger, Union Bank of Switzerland

A Statically Typed Abstract Representation for C++ 
Programs, Robert B. Murray, AT&T Bell Labs

CCEL: A Metalanguage for C++
    Carolyn K. Duby, Scott Meyers, Steven P. Reiss, Brown University


Session 3
Chair: Theodore Goldstein, SUN

Space-Efficient Trees in C++
    Andrew Koenig, AT&T Bell Laboratories

High-Performance Scientific Computing Using C++
     K. G. Budge, J. S. Perry, A. C. Robinson, Sandia National 
     Laboratories

O-R Gateway: A System for Connecting C++ Application Programs and 
Relational Databases 
    Abdullah Alashqur, Craig Thompson, Texas Instruments


Thursday, August 13
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Session 4: 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Chair: Keith Gorlen, NIH

Static Initializers: Reducing the Value Added Tax on Programs
     John F. Reiser, Mentor Graphics Corp.

Cdiff: A Syntax Directed Diff for C++ Programs 
    Judith E. Grass, AT&T Bell Laboratories

C++ in a Changing Environment
    Andrew J. Palay, Silicon Graphics Computer Systems


Session 5
Chair: Dag Bruck, Lund Institute

Adding Concurrency to a Programming Language
    Peter A. Buhr, Glen Ditchfield, University of Waterloo

A Portable Implementation of C++ Exception Handling
    Don Cameron, Paul Faust, Dmitry Lenkov, Michey Mehta, 
    Hewlett-Packard California Language Laboratory

An Assertion Mechanism Based on Exceptions 
    Philippe Gautron, Universite Paris VI, LITP-IBP


Session 6
Chair: Susan E. Waggoner, US WEST

A Communication Facility for Distributed Object-Oriented Applications
    Afshin Daghi, Pierre Delisle, Salil Deshpande, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Writing a Client-Server Application in C++
    Paulo Guedes, Open Software Foundation

Integrating the Sun Microsystems XDR/RPC Protocols into the C++ Stream 
Model
    Robert E. Minnear, Patrick A. Muckelbauer, Vincent F. Russo, 
    Purdue University


Session 7
Chair: Mark Linton, Silicon Graphics

Run Time Type Identification for C++
    Bjarne Stroustrup, AT&T Bell Laboratories, Dmitry Lenkov, 
    Hewlett-Packard

Run Time Type Information and Class Design
    Doug Lea, SUNY oswego and Syracuse University


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