Biblio of object-oriented system development

ABSTRACT

An increasing number of articles and books is being published in the area of object-oriented system development (OOSD). A need for collection, classification and evaluation of the available material is already evident. This is why we decided to collect a bibliography when we started our research project on comparison of object-oriented analysis and design methods.Most of the included items do not attack the whole problem of OOSD but together they represent work done on many aspects of the problem. Some are related to the system design using various object-oriented programming languages. Also a few items have been included that deal with object-oriented principles in general. There are even some which are "comments" or "discussions" on the topic. The items were chosen on the basis that they should have some direct reference to object-oriented system development.This bibliography contains material in the field that has been published before Spring 1990. It is by no means supposed to be complete. If any references of particular significance have been omitted, the author would appreciate hearing about them. I hope this bibliography will help those planning to build object-oriented systems, or those who are working on new OOSD methods.

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INDEX TERMS

Primary Classification:
  A. General Literature

Additional Classification:
  D. Software
  D.1 PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
  D.3 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
      D.3.3 Language Constructs and Features
          Subjects: Modules, packages