Inheritance Workshop:
Papers

The papers accepted at the workshop are announced and made available on this page. They are ordered alphabetically according to the last name of the first author.

Note that the final versions of papers will also be made available in the printed proceedings, cf. the page about publication.

The papers are now all available in the final version.

Title	Authors	Preliminary
Analysing Object Oriented Framework Reuse using Concept Analysis	G. Arevalo Tom Mens
A Use for Inheritance	Andrew P. Black
On the Interaction of Partial Evaluation and Inheritance	Gustavo Bobeff Jacques Noye
Customization of Inheritance (Postscript)	Pierre Crescenzo Philippe Lahire
On the Translation of Multiple Inheritance Hierarchies into Single Inheritance Hierarchies	Yania Crespo Jose Manuel Marques Juan Jose Rodriguez
Evaluating and Optimizing Factorization in Inheritance Hierarchies	M. Dao M. Huchard T. Libourel C. Roume
Call by Declaration (Postscript)	Erik Ernst
Inheritance Decomposed	Peter H. Fröhlich
Inheritance And Automation: Where Are We Now? (PDF)	R. Godin M. Huchard C. Roume P. Valtchev
Blurring the Borders between Object Composition, Inheritance, and Delegation	Klaus Ostermann Mira Mezini
Generalization Relation in UML Model Elements	Claudia Pons
Exheritance - class generalisation revived (PDF)	Markku Sakkinen
Classes = Traits + States + Glue	N. Schaerli S. Ducasse O. Nierstrasz
Object Schizophrenia Problem in Modeling Is-Role-of Inheritance (PDF)	K. C. Sekharaiah D. J. Ram
Inheritance is Specialisation	Mads Torgersen

In order to achieve a reasonably homogeneous style and layout in the proceedings, we recommend that you use the following as a source of inspiration:

• inhwstemplate.pdf, showing the preferred style of title, affiliation, headlines, references etc. This file is independent of the text processing system you are using and in PDF format for cross-platform usability.
• inhwstemplate.tex, showing how this style can be achieved from LaTeX2e.
• inhwsformat.tex, the auxiliary LaTeXe2 file that is included in order to set the preferred printing area and fonts. NB: This file has been updated as of May 15, 2002, since the old version would produce page numbers (nice for reviewing) and the new one does not (nice for proceedings).

If you have written your paper in a two-column style and a reformatting of the paper to the abovementioned style would imply redesigning figures or similar time consuming tasks then we will not require that you reformat it.