A pragmatic approach to C++, Eiffel and Ada 9X programming

Authors:
Gabriela O. de Vivo;Marco de Vivo
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ACM SIGPLAN Notices
Year:
1995

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Abstract

Conceptualizing the world as a set of interacting objects, has ever been the main mechanism of perception associated with humankind. Therefore, the formulation of languages and modeling and design methods based on object orientation (OO) was just a matter of time. After that, a mutual feedback driven process lead to more and better implementations of OO languages as well as to proven OO based techniques for design and modeling. Of course the success of the whole model is related to the analysis of the adequacy of the actual OO languages for the implementation of OO designed systems. This paper reports the results of a simple experiment formulated to find some heuristics associated to the adequacy of the languages C++, Eiffel, and Ada 9X for the implementation of OO designed systems.