Advanced Programming Environments: Trondheim, Norway 1986

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/ifip/1986ape,
  editor    = {Reidar Conradi and
               Tor Didriksen and
               Dag H. Wanvik},
  title     = {Advanced Programming Environments, Proceedings of an International
               Workshop, Trondheim, Norway, June 16-18, 1986},
  booktitle = {Advanced Programming Environments},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {244},
  year      = {1986},
  isbn      = {3-540-17189-4},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Programming-in-the-Small

• Svein O. Hallsteinsen: Source Level Debuggers: Experience from the Design and Implementation of Chillscope. 1-12
• Peter B. Henderson: Data-Oriented Incremental Programming Environments. 13-25
• Rolf Bahlke, Gregor Snelting: Context-sensitive Editing with PSG Environments. 26-38
• Ola Strömfors: Editing Large Programs Using a Structure-Oriented Text Editor. 39-46
• Bernard Lang: On the Usefulness of Syntax Directed Editors. 47-51
• Mark Moriconi: PegaSys and the Role of Logic in programming Environments. 52-58
• Steven P. Reiss: GARDEN Tools: Support fpr Graphical Programming. 59-72

Programming-in-the-Large

• Evan Adams, Wayne Gramlich, Steven S. Muchnick, Soren Tirfing: SunPro: Engineering a Pratical Program Development Environment. 86-96
• Jeremy H. C. Kuo, Kevin J. Leslie, Michael di Maggio, Barbara G. Moore, Hai-Chen Tu: Information Structuring for Software Environments. 97-111
• Simon M. Kaplan, Ralph E. Johnson, Roy H. Campbell, Samuel N. Kamin, James M. Purtilo, Mehdi T. Harandi, Jane W.-S. Liu: An Architecture for Tool Integration. 112-125
• R. F. Kamel: Software Development in a Distributed Environment: The XMS System. 126-141
• Roy H. Campbell, Robert B. Terwilliger: The SAGA Approach to Automated Project Management. 142-155
• Leon J. Osterweil: A Process-Object Centered View of Software Environment Architecture. 156-174
• Robert J. Ellison: Software Development Environments: Research to Practice. 175-180

Configuration/Version Control

• Ellen Borison: A Model of Software Manufacture. 197-220
• Noureddine Belkhatir, Jacky Estublier: Protection and Cooperation in a Software Engineering Environment. 221-229
• Jürgen F. H. Winkler: The Integration of Version Control into Programming Languages. 230-250

Tool Integration

• Joseph M. Newcomer: IDL: Past Experience and New Ideas. 257-289
• Richard T. Snodgrass, Karen Shannon: Supporting Flexible and Efficient Tool Integration. 290-313
• David Garlan: Views for Tools in Integrated Environments. 314-343

Software Engineering Databases

• Klaus R. Dittrich, Willi Gotthard, Peter C. Lockemann: DAMOKLES - A Database System for Software ENgineering Environments. 353-371
• John R. Nestor: Toward a Persistent Object Base. 372-394
• Andres Rudmik: Choosing an Environment Data Model. 395-404
• Stanley B. Zdonik: Version Management in an Object-Oriented Database. 405-422

Program Reuse and Transformations

• William L. Scherlis: Abstract Data Types, Specialization, and Program Reuse. 433-453
• Manfred Broy, Alfons Geser, Heinrich Hußmann: Towards Advanced Programming Environments Based on Algebraic Concepts. 554-470
• Stefan Jähnichen, Fatima Ali Hussain, Matthias Weber: Program Development by Transforamtion and Refinement. 471-486

Knowledge-Based and Future Programming Environments

• Andrew J. Symonds: Creating a Software Engineering Knowledge Base. 494-506
• Terrence C. Miller, Jim Ambras, Martin Cagan, Nancy Kendzierski: The Unified Programming Environment: Unobtrusive Support. 507-518
• Mary Shaw: Beyond Programming-in-the-Large: The Next Challenges for Software Engineering. 519-535
• Richard C. Waters: Reuse of Cliches in The Knowledge-Based Editor. 536-550
• David S. Wile: Organizing Programming Knowledge into Syntax-Directed Experts. 551-565
• Wolfgang Polak: Framework for a Knowledge-Based Programming Environment. 566-575