Modular Programming Languages: Joint Modular Languages Conference, JMLC 2003, Klagenfurt, Austria, August 25-27, 2003, Proceedings: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, cartea 2789

Invited Talks.- The Essence of Programming Languages.- Safe Code – It’s Not Just for Applets Anymore.- Computing with Distributed Resources.- The Verifying Compiler: A Grand Challenge for Computing Research.- Evolving a Multi-language Object-Oriented Framework: Lessons from .NET.- Architectural Concepts and Education.- The KITE Application Server Architecture.- Compiler Support for Reference Tracking in a Type-Safe DSM.- Caste: A Step Beyond Object Orientation.- Distributed XML Objects.- Programming Education: A Russian Perspective.- Component Architectures.- Towards an Adaptive Distributed Multimedia Streaming Server Architecture Based on Service-Oriented Components.- A Layered Type System for Re-entrance Control.- A Practical Approach to Software Portability Based on Strong Typing and Architectural Stratification.- Object Life-Cycle Management in a Highly Flexible Middleware System.- Fighting Class Name Clashes in Java Component Systems.- Language Concepts.- Real-Time Systems Development Using Hierarchical State Machines.- Classboxes: A Minimal Module Model Supporting Local Rebinding.- Zonnon for .NET – A Language and Compiler Experiment.- Safely Extending Procedure Types to Allow Nested Procedures as Values.- Frameworks and Design Principles.- Leveraging Managed Frameworks from Modular Languages.- Systems – Components + Languages: Building a Flexible Real-Time Simulation and Test Environment.- Event Library: An Object-Oriented Library for Event-Driven Design.- Controlling Access to Distributed Object Frameworks.- Architectural Aspects of a Thread-Safe Graphical Component System Based on Aos.- Compilers and Tools.- LL(1) Conflict Resolution in a Recursive Descent Compiler Generator.- Graph Coloring vs. Optimal Register Allocation for Optimizing Compilers.- ASource-To-Source Architecture for User-Defined Optimizations.- An Oberon Linker for an Imperfect World – More Notes on Building Your Own Tools.- Formal Aspects and Reflective Programming.- Language Definition in the Schütz Semantic Editor.- Demand-Driven Specification Partitioning.- Source-to-Source Transformation in the Large.- Metaprogramming Library for the C# Programming Language.