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Journal of C Language Translation, September 1994 johnl@iecc.com (1994-10-09) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | johnl@iecc.com (John R Levine) |
Keywords: | C, C++, journal |
Organization: | Compilers Central |
Date: | Sun, 9 Oct 1994 05:59:51 GMT |
The September issue of the Journal of C Language Translation has been
published and is in the mail to subscribers. This issue was mailed a
week late because I held it until I got a report of a meeting the last
week in September.
The Journal is a quarterly publication aimed specifically at implementers
of C and C++ language translators such as compilers, interpreters,
preprocessors, language-to-C and C-to-language translators, static
analysis tools, cross-reference tools, parser generators, lexical
analyzers, syntax-directed editors, validation suites, and the like. It
should also be of interest to vendors of third-party libraries since they
must interface with, and support, vendors of such translation tools.
For subscription details (it costs money) or info on writing an
article (we pay money, too) drop a note to jclt@iecc.com, or FTP to
iecc.com and look in pub/jclt.
Table of Contents:
{Vol 6, 1 -- September, 1994}
1. Managing the Heap --- P.J. Plauger
How to implement malloc, free, and friends
2. Standardizing C++: 1994 Part 1 --- John Micco
More progress of the C++ Standards committee, with a lot of
attention to templates
3. Implementation of Exception Handling, Part II: Calling
Conventions, Asynchrony, Optimizers, and Debuggers --- David Chase
More on the details of handling exceptions in ++ and similar languages
4. C Standards Update --- Douglas A. Gwyn
Gwyn discusses ongoing C standards-related activities
5. DPCE Status Report --- Linda Stanberry
DPCE comes ever closer to a technical report
6. Shared C++ Objects and Vtbl Placement --- Arindam Banerji and David L. Cohn
Implementing C++ objects in shared memory
7. Miscellanea --- John Levine
The usual calendar of events, news, products, and services
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