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Systems Implementation 2000 1998: Berlin, Germany
- R. Nigel Horspool:

Systems Implementation 2000, IFIP TC2 WG2.4 Working Conference on Systems Implementation 2000: Languages, methods and tools, 23-26 February 1998, Berlin, Germany. IFIP Conference Proceedings 117, Chapman & Hall 1998, ISBN 0-412-83530-4
Keynote Presentation
- Paul Klint, Chris Verhoef:

Evolutionary software engineering: a component-based approach. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 1-18
Software Development
- M. Meisel:

Agendas: A concept to guide software development activities. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 19-32 - P. Ray:

A new methodology for the development of CSCW systems. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 33-45 - W. Lam:

Managing requirements evolution and change. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 45-58 - Ulrich Geske, Hans-Joachim Goltz, Ulrich John, Armin Wolf:

The constraint logic paradigm: declarativity, efficiency and flexibility. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 59-71
Java Evaluation
- Judy M. Bishop:

Java as a systems programming language: three case studies. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 72-85 - N. Fricke, Carola Lilienthal, Martin Lippert, Stefan Roock, Henning Wolf:

Operating and window systems will never strike back or independence day for Java developers. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 86-99 - I. Azbel, A. Wynne, D. Cook, K. MacGregor:

Java in high-performance networking applications. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 100-113
Software Architectures
- Vincenzo Ambriola, Vincenzo Gervasi:

Representing structural requirements in software architecture. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 114-127 - Juan C. Dueñas, Gonzalo León:

An introduction to evolution of large systems based on Software Architecture. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 128-139 - I. R. Jones Jr., Vincent P. Heuring:

Modeling and simulating optical computing architectures. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 140-151
Domain Specific Systems
- Uwe Kastens, Peter Pfahler:

Compositional design and implementation of domain-specific languages. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 152-165 - Paloma Martínez, Ana García-Serrano:

A knowledge-based methodology applied to linguistic engineering. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 166-179 - S. Doaitse Swierstra, Pablo R. Azero Alcocer:

Attribute grammars in the functional style. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 180-193
Keynote Presentation II
- David B. Wortman:

Compiling at 1000MHz and beyond. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 194-206
Software Components
- M. Franz:

On the architecture of software component systems. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 207-220 - Uwe Aßmann:

Meta-programming composers in second-generation component systems. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 221-234
Specifications
- L. M. Favre, G. M. Diez:

Object-oriented software reusability through formal specifications. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 235-248 - Sabine Glesner, Wolf Zimmermann:

Using many-sorted natural semantics to specify and generate semantic analysis. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 249-262 - W. J. Toetenel:

TTT - A simple type-checked C language abstract data type generator. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 263-276
Systems
- Noriki Amano, Takuo Watanabe:

LEAD: a linguistic approach to dynamic adaptability for practical applications. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 277-290 - Chao-Hsin Lin, En-Hsin Huang, Tzilla Elrad:

A language adaptation architecture for reflective concurrent systems. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 291-304 - Y. Tang:

A temporal logic language for system implementation. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 305-318
WWW Technology
- Aggeliki Dede, Theodore B. Zahariadis, George I. Stassinopoulos:

Evolution of WWW to support new integrated services. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 319-332 - Karl M. Göschka:

Design and implementation of database powered web systems - experiences from the DEMETER project. Systems Implementation 2000 1998: 333-344

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