hansen@pegasus.ATT.COM (Tony L. Hansen) (06/14/90)
C++ at Work - '90
September 24-27, 1990
Meadowlands Hilton
Secaucus, NJ
Jointly Sponsored by
The C++ Report
and
The Wang Institute of Boston University
Conference:
Designed to stimulate usage of C++ in the corporate environment, this
intensive four-day conference features educational seminars, tutorials,
and product demonstrations. Tutorials and technical sessions are geared
toward applications-oriented information immediately usable by your
company.
Papers:
Twelve expert-reviewed papers will be presented. Papers will represent
the latest thinking, theoretical ideas, and insightful applications in
C++, and will be judged on technical merit, accuracy, and potential
interest to attendees. Papers will be published in the conference
proceedings, and selected papers may be published in an upcoming issue
of The Journal of Object-Oriented Programming.
Papers are being solicited on all aspects of C++ usage, including:
o programming environments
o design methodologies
o applications
o applications
o class libraries
o user interfaces
o teaching C++
o implementations
o database applications
Of particular interest are papers on aspects of C++ software development
within the work environment.
Format:
Papers should be limited to 20 typed, double-spaced pages. Please submit
papers in either ASCII text, Postscript, or Troff (+preprocessors)
format. The first page of the paper should contain the following
information:
o title
o author's name and affiliations
o contact information (address, phone numbers, electronic
mail addresses)
o a 200-word abstract
Transmission:
Send papers via electronic mail to:
c++atwork90@pegasus.att.com
or on an IBM or Macintosh diskette to:
C++ at Work - '90
588 Broadway, Suite 604
New York, NY 10012
(212) 274-0640
Deadlines:
Papers due July 30, 1990
Acceptance notification by August 17
Camera-ready version due September 3