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40 papers:

SACSAC-2015-DabrowskiLP #compilation #concurrent #thread
Nested atomic sections with thread escape: compilation (FD, FL, TP), pp. 2099–2106.
LCTESLCTES-2015-StilkerichLES #analysis #embedded #realtime
A Practical Getaway: Applications of Escape Analysis in Embedded Real-Time Systems (IS, CL, CE, MS), p. 11.
SACSAC-2014-DabrowskiLP #concurrent #thread
Nested atomic sections with thread escape: a formal definition (FD, FL, TP), pp. 1585–1592.
CGOCGO-2014-StadlerWM #analysis #java
Partial Escape Analysis and Scalar Replacement for Java (LS, TW, HM), p. 165.
RecSysRecSys-2013-TaramigkouBCAM #music
Escape the bubble: guided exploration of music preferences for serendipity and novelty (MT, EB, KC, DA, GM), pp. 335–338.
SASSAS-2012-Midtgaard0M #proving
A Structural Soundness Proof for Shivers’s Escape Technique — A Case for Galois Connections (JM, MDA, MM), pp. 352–369.
OnwardOnward-2012-McDirmid
Escaping the maze of twisty classes (SM), pp. 127–138.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-2012-KlingMCR #infinity #named #on-demand
Bolt: on-demand infinite loop escape in unmodified binaries (MK, SM, MC, MCR), pp. 431–450.
DACDAC-2011-MaYW #algorithm
An optimal algorithm for layer assignment of bus escape routing on PCBs (QM, EFYY, MDFW), pp. 176–181.
DATEDATE-2011-TsaiLCKCK #bound #on the
On routing fixed escaped boundary pins for high speed boards (TYT, RJL, CYC, CYK, HMC, YK), pp. 461–466.
ECOOPECOOP-2011-CarbinMKR #detection #infinity
Detecting and Escaping Infinite Loops with Jolt (MC, SM, MK, MCR), pp. 609–633.
SCAMSCAM-2010-EdvinssonLL #analysis #parallel #reachability
Parallel Reachability and Escape Analyses (ME, JL, WL), pp. 125–134.
DACDAC-2009-YanW #network
A correct network flow model for escape routing (TY, MDFW), pp. 332–335.
CBSECBSE-2008-RusselloMD #component #framework #named #policy
ESCAPE: A Component-Based Policy Framework for Sense and React Applications (GR, LM, ND), pp. 212–229.
SASSAS-2008-PrabhuS #analysis #array #java #pointer #using
Field Flow Sensitive Pointer and Escape Analysis for Java Using Heap Array SSA (PP, PS), pp. 110–127.
CHICHI-2008-YataniPBN #gesture #named #using
Escape: a target selection technique using visually-cued gestures (KY, KP, MWB, MWN), pp. 285–294.
DACDAC-2007-Ozdal #clustering
Escape Routing For Dense Pin Clusters In Integrated Circuits (MMO), pp. 49–54.
ICFPICFP-2007-Herman #functional #how
Functional pearl: the great escape or, how to jump the border without getting caught (DH), pp. 157–164.
CCCC-2007-CheremR #analysis #lightweight #summary
A Practical Escape and Effect Analysis for Building Lightweight Method Summaries (SC, RR), pp. 172–186.
CGOCGO-2007-KotzmannM #analysis #optimisation #runtime
Run-Time Support for Optimizations Based on Escape Analysis (TK, HM), pp. 49–60.
DACDAC-2006-ShiC #array #performance
Efficient escape routing for hexagonal array of high density I/Os (RS, CKC), pp. 1003–1008.
SACSAC-2006-WangS #analysis
Escape analysis for synchronization removal (LW, XS), pp. 1419–1423.
HTHT-2005-Walker #hypermedia
Feral hypertext: when hypertext literature escapes control (JW), pp. 46–53.
VLDBVLDB-2005-DittrichSKB #named
iMeMex: Escapes from the Personal Information Jungle (JPD, MAVS, DK, LB), pp. 1306–1309.
SCAMSCAM-2005-ShiN #component #java #static analysis
Static Analysis for Computing Escapability and Mutability for Java Components (AS, GN), pp. 119–128.
ECOOPECOOP-2004-BeersSF #analysis
Efficiently Verifiable Escape Analysis (MQB, CHS, MF), pp. 75–95.
ICSMEICSM-2002-SouterP #analysis #testing
Putting Escape Analysis to Work for Software Testing (ALS, LLP), pp. 430–439.
VMCAIVMCAI-2002-HillS #refinement
A Refinement of the Escape Property (PMH, FS), pp. 154–166.
PLDIPLDI-2001-VivienR #analysis #pointer
Incrementalized Pointer and Escape Analysis (FV, MCR), pp. 35–46.
PPoPPPPoPP-2001-SalcianuR #analysis #parallel #pointer #source code #thread
Pointer and escape analysis for multithreaded programs (AS, MCR), pp. 12–23.
CCCC-2000-GayS #analysis #performance #source code #stack
Fast Escape Analysis and Stack Allocation for Object-Based Programs (DG, BS), pp. 82–93.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-1999-Blanchet #analysis #java #object-oriented
Escape Analysis for Object-Oriented Languages: Application to Java (BB), pp. 20–34.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-1999-ChoiGSSM #analysis #java
Escape Analysis for Java (JDC, MG, MJS, VCS, SPM), pp. 1–19.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-1999-WhaleyR #analysis #composition #java #pointer #source code
Compositional Pointer and Escape Analysis for Java Programs (JW, MCR), pp. 187–206.
POPLPOPL-1998-Blanchet #analysis #correctness #implementation #proving
Escape Analysis: Correctness Proof, Implementation and Experimental Results (BB), pp. 25–37.
POPLPOPL-1997-Deutsch #analysis #complexity #on the
On the Complexity of Escape Analysis (AD), pp. 358–371.
PLDIPLDI-1992-ParkG #analysis
Escape Analysis on Lists (YGP, BG), pp. 116–127.
SASWSA-1992-TangJ #analysis #control flow
Control-Flow Effects for Escape Analysis (YMT, PJ), pp. 313–321.
PEPMPEPM-1991-ParkG #analysis #optimisation
Reference Escape Analysis: Optimizing Reference Counting based on the Lifetime of References (YGP, BG), pp. 178–189.
ESOPESOP-1990-GoldbergP #analysis #functional #higher-order #implementation #optimisation #stack
Higher Order Escape Analysis: Optimizing Stack Allocation in Functional Program Implementations (BG, YGP), pp. 152–160.

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