
doi: 10.1007/bfb0014027
Compilers for object-oriented languages must traverse an inheritance graph to locate the class to which an attribute belongs. The algorithm presented in this paper performs the ambiguity resolution check in one single traversal of the inheritance graph. It uses the dominates-set data structure which represents the dominance relationship between a derived class and its bases. The algorithm uses the dominates-set data structure to visit as few classes as possible in its search for the member.
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