The ModulaTor

Oberon-2 and Modula-2 Technical Publication

Ubaye's First Independent Modula-2 & Oberon-2 Journal! Nr. 80, Jul-1999, 2nd revised edition (1st ed. was call for papers previously)

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

JMLC 2000
Joint Modular Languages Conference
ETH Zurich, Switzerland, September 6-8 2000

http://www.jmlc.ethz.ch
mailto:jmlc@inf.ethz.ch

The Conference Program and registration information for the JMLC 2000 and its affiliated tutorials are available on-line: http://www.jmlc.ethz.ch/

Early registration ends July 31.

Conference Programme: http://www.jmlc.ethz.ch/programme.html

Tutorials: http://www.jmlc.ethz.ch/tutorials.html

Mon, 4 Sep. 14.00 - 18.00: Building Component Frameworks with Component Pascal -- Cuno Pfister, Wolfgang Weck (Oberon Micorsystems Inc.)

Tue, 5 Sep. 8.30 - 12.30: Developing JavaBeans Components -- Mark Davidson (Sun Microsystems Inc.)

Tue, 5 Sep. 14.00 - 18.00: CORBA -- Jon Siegel (OMG - Object Management Group)

Wed, 6 Sep. 8.30 - 12.30: Component Software - The Key Issues in Practice meet COM+ -- Clemens Szyperski (Miscrosoft Research)

Fri, 8 Sep. 14.00 - 18.00: Techniques for Trusted Components -- Betrand Meyer (ISE)

Oberon-Exposition http://www.jmlc.ethz.ch/expo.html Wed, 6 Sep. 16.00 - 20.00

The conference itself runs from Wednesday, 6 September to Friday, 8 September and includes 20 presentations and 4 keynote presentations

PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY.

JMLC 2000 - Call For Papers

Joint Modular Languages Conference

6th - 8th September 2000
ETH Zurich
Switzerland

Current computer hardware is capable of running very large operating systems
and application scenarios. The construction, however, of large and functionally
rich systems remains a real challenge and many different avenues may lead to
success - and raise a multitude of questions and issues such as:

New architecural concepts beyond object orientation
Large integrated development environments
Language concepts to aid modularization
System and application frameworks
Component architectures
Metaprogramming

Original papers focussing on the issues above and on other aspects of modular languages
are sollicited until Wednesday 15th January 2000 to

Prof. Dr. Jürg Gutknecht
Informatik, ETH Zürich
CH 8092 Zürich

Full papers are not to exceed 12 pages including illustrations. Case studies and industrial
applications are welcomed. Extended abstracts will also be considered. Electronic submissions
in Postscript form to mailto:jmlc@inf.ethz.ch with Subject "submission" followed by the name of
the main author.

The conference proceedings will be published by Springer as Lecture Notes in Computer Science.

For more informations please refer to http://www.jmlc.inf.ethz.ch or contact mailto:jmlc@inf.ethz.ch

JMLC 2000 Overview

Conference Location

The JMLC2000 Conference will be held at ETH Zurich (Federal Institute of Technology).

Conference Topics

New architectural concepts beyond object orientation
Partitioning schemes for large software systems
Analysis of contemporary large software systems
Compiler support for modular system development
Large integrated development environments
Language concepts to aid modularization
Design patterns for large systems
System and application frameworks
Factors determining program size
Software development tools
Network application scenarios
Redundancy in large systems
Assurance of reliability
Component architectures
Metaprogramming
Compilation techniques
Virtual machine architectures
Language support for parallelism
Local and remote method invocation
Real-time and control system programming
Living with Moore's law: Rightsizing software
Interpretation versus just-in-time Compilation

Keynote Speakers

Bill Joy
Ole Madsen
Bertrand Meyer
Clemens Szyperski
Niklaus Wirth

OBERON EVENT

In conjunction with JMLC 2000 we plan to have an Oberon event on Wednesday, September 6th, in the evening.

IMPRESSUM: The ModulaTor is an unrefereed journal. Technical papers are to be taken as working papers and personal rather than organizational statements. Items are printed at the discretion of the Editor based upon his judgement on the interest and relevancy to the readership. Letters, announcements, and other items of professional interest are selected on the same basis. Office of publication. The Editor of The ModulaTor is Günter Dotzel; he can be reached at [email deleted due to spam]

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