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Abstract: Oberon-2 is an object-oriented language with a class structure based on type extension. The runtime structure of Oberon-2 is described and the low-level mechanisms for dynamic type checking explained. It is shown that the superior type-safety of the language, when used for programming styles based on heterogeneous, pointerlinked data structures, has an entirely negligible cost in runtime performance. 1 Introduction Various authors [1, 2] have described the features they deem necessary for a... (Update)
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...on contemporary machines. It has become a flexible platform for research in compiler technology as well as associated areas[1, 2, 3, 4]. Currently compiler frontends exist for Modula 2, Oberon 2, C, and a presently unnamed object oriented language. A Sather frontend is...
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K.J. Gough and D. Corney. Type Extension and Efficient AST manipulation, Proceedings of ACSC-16, Brisbane 1993. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/gough93type.html More
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35 The Programming Language Oberon (context) - Wirth - 1988
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3 Syntax Analysis and Software Tools (context) - Gough - 1988
1 The D-Code Compiler Frontend GP2D (context) - Gough - 1992
1 Object-Oriented Programming in Oberon-2 (context) - Mossenbock
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