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European C++ User Group Winter Conference

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From: Alan Lorimer
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 1991 14:51
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Here follows the program for the European C++ User Group Winter Conference,
30 November - 1 December 1991.

For further details, mail ecug@inset.co.uk 
Full Address:
	European C++ User Group,
	City House,
	190 City Road,
	London
	EC1V 2QH
	+44-71-251-2128


Saturday 30 November 1991



8:15            Registration & Coffee

9:15            Chairman's Introduction
                Mike Banahan, European C++ User Group

9:30            Lessons Learned Implementing a Real-Time Operating System in C++
                Eric Valette, Chorus Systemes, France

10:15           Coffee

10:45           Lessons From Using C++ As An Object Oriented Language
                Colin Thomas, Open University, UK

11:30           C++: Lessons From Experience In Medium Scale Projects
                Nasser Kettani & Eric Allodi, France

12:15           Lunch

13:45           No Good Deed Remains Unpunished
                Bjarne Stroustrup, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA

14:30           Integrating Databases with C++
                Ron Poet, University of Glasgow, UK

15:15           Tea

15:45           Smalltalk - A Language For The 1990s
                Steve Cook, Object Designers Ltd, UK

16:15           Eiffel - The Contrast With C++
                Pete Steggles, Applied Logic, UK

16:45           Panel Session

18:00 - 20:00   Sponsors' Cocktail Party




Sunday 1 December 1991


9:00            Trade-offs in Class Design
                Bjarne Stroustrup, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA

9:45            Exception Handling in C++ - Concept and Implementation
                Ruth Schorr, Universitaet Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany

10:30           Coffee

11:00           Harnessing Parallelism with UC++
                Russel Winder, M Wei & G Roberts, University College, London UK

11:45           Object Oriented Compiler Construction using C++
                Daniel McCue, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK

12:30           Lunch

14:00           Does Object Oriented Analysis have any Relevance to C++ Users?
                David Walker and Allan Kennedy, Kennedy-Carter, UK

14:45           PMPLUS - An Generalised Object Oriented Programming Environment
                Martin West, NTS Technology Group, IBM Hursley, UK

15:30           Tea

16:00           Some C++ Small-talk (Using C++ in a Really Object Oriented Way)
                Ron Tolido, CGIS, Netherlands

16:45           Panel Session


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