Free and bound generics: two techniques for abstract data types in modular C

Authors:
Stowe Boyd
Affiliations:
Azrex, Inc., Burlington, Ma
Venue:
ACM SIGPLAN Notices
Year:
1984

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Abstract

A description of two fundamentally distinct techniques for the implementation of abstract data types within Modular C, a preprocessor extension of C. Issues of reusability, environmental design, and efficiency are discussed as criteria for the selection of a target form for abstract data types. Automated conversion of one sort of abstract data type to the other is investigated.