Project Integrating Reference Object Library ... (1994)
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@MISC{Herrmann94projectintegrating,
author = {Stephan Herrmann and Herrmann Stephan Herrmann and Objektorientierter Entwurf Und Implementierung and Objektorientierter Entwurf Und Implementierung and Ousterhout John K. Ousterhout and The Tk Toolkit},
title = {Project Integrating Reference Object Library ...},
year = {1994}
}
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Abstract
This thesis is the third within a series of student and diploma theses at the Technical University of Berlin, which are aimed at the design and realization of an environment for object oriented software development called PIROL. The first part of this paper covers the theoretical background and fundamental concepts of PIROL. The problems of redundancy and consistency between closely related documents are discussed and the structural decomposition approach is presented as a solution. A fine grained RO-class-model of all documents within object oriented software development is shown. The RO-class-model can be extended by means of an interpretative OOPL (DROSSEL) capable of all common object oriented concepts including multiple inheritance. Also technical concepts are elaborated for PIROL as an OODBMS which realizes the RO-class-model including compiled and interpreted routine execution along with polymorphism and dynamic binding. The second part of this paper is designated to the development of a central component of PIROL: the workspace. The concepts which are united within the workspace are: Mechanisms for the communication with a central repository kernel, an interpreter for DROSSEL which can also handle the compiled classes of the RO-class-model, tool communication services and a workspace's GUI for the integration of tools. Finally with "upgrading" a new concept for object oriented programming is introduced, which allows the dynamic type change of objects.
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