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   Dear colleagues,

   An !!!EXTRA PEM!!! is organized on Tuesday June, 25. Two talks will be
   given:  Robert  Hirschfeld will talk about AspectS. After coffee, Ralf
   Laemmel will continue with another aspect oriented programming talk on
   method-call interception.

   This announcement can be found at <http://www.cwi.nl/~pem>

    Date:       17.06.2002
    Time:       +/- 11:00 
    Speaker:    Ralf Laemmel 
    Title:      The aspect-oriented instance of the semanticist's dilemma

   We study a language construct superimpose for method-call interception
   (MCI).  The  construct  enables  a  programmer  to  attach  additional
   functionality  to certain join points along the execution of specified
   method  calls. This is done in a completely type-safe manner where the
   additional  functionality shares its state with the registry location.
   We  present  the  static  and  the  dynamic semantics of MCI. We use a
   disciplined style of Natural semantics for an accessible specification
   of  MCI.  We  organize the constructs in a design space so that we can
   add  expressiveness  to  a  simple  object-oriented language core in a
   stepwise  fashion.  It  is  one simple extension to enable interactive
   MCI,  that  is,  MCI  code can interact with the objects involved in a
   method  call.  Another simple extension is to allow for collective MCI
   by using patterns for the calls to be intercepted.
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