John Launchbury, John C. Mitchell
Conference Record of the 29th Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages
POPL, 2002.
@proceedings{POPL-2002, acmid = "503272", address = "Portland, Oregon, USA", editor = "John Launchbury and John C. Mitchell", isbn = "1-58113-450-9", publisher = "{ACM}", title = "{Conference Record of the 29th Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages}", volume = "ACM SIGPLAN Notices 37(1), January 2002", year = 2002, }
Contents (30 items)
- POPL-2002-BallR #debugging #static analysis
- The SLAM project: debugging system software via static analysis (TB, SKR), pp. 1–3.
- POPL-2002-AmmonsBL #mining #specification
- Mining specifications (GA, RB, JRL), pp. 4–16.
- POPL-2002-KuncakLR #analysis
- Role analysis (VK, PL, MCR), pp. 17–32.
- POPL-2002-AbadiB #logic programming #protocol #security #source code
- Analyzing security protocols with secrecy types and logic programs (MA, BB), pp. 33–44.
- POPL-2002-ChakiRR #message passing #model checking #modelling #source code
- Types as models: model checking message-passing programs (SC, SKR, JR), pp. 45–57.
- POPL-2002-HenzingerJMS #abstraction #lazy evaluation
- Lazy abstraction (TAH, RJ, RM, GS), pp. 58–70.
- POPL-2002-MerroH #bisimulation
- Bisimulation congruences in safe ambients (MM, MH), pp. 71–80.
- POPL-2002-HondaY #data flow
- A uniform type structure for secure information flow (KH, NY), pp. 81–92.
- POPL-2002-Boehm #bound #garbage collection
- Bounding space usage of conservative garbage collectors (HJB), pp. 93–100.
- POPL-2002-PetrankR
- The hardness of cache conscious data placement (EP, DR), pp. 101–112.
- POPL-2002-PhiliposeCE #automation #compilation #staged #towards
- Towards automatic construction of staged compilers (MP, CC, SJE), pp. 113–125.
- POPL-2002-Felleisen
- From POPL to the classroom and back (MF), pp. 126–127.
- POPL-2002-NeculaMW #legacy #named #type safety
- CCured: type-safe retrofitting of legacy code (GCN, SM, WW), pp. 128–139.
- POPL-2002-RubinBC #framework #optimisation #performance
- An efficient profile-analysis framework for data-layout optimizations (SR, RB, TMC), pp. 140–153.
- POPL-2002-RamseyP #monad #probability #λ-calculus
- Stochastic λ calculus and monads of probability distributions (NR, AP), pp. 154–165.
- POPL-2002-BanerjeeN #data access #independence #representation
- Representation independence, confinement and access control [extended abstract] (AB, DAN), pp. 166–177.
- POPL-2002-CousotC #abstract interpretation #design #framework #program transformation
- Systematic design of program transformation frameworks by abstract interpretation (PC, RC), pp. 178–190.
- POPL-2002-FlanaganQ #abstraction #verification
- Predicate abstraction for software verification (CF, SQ), pp. 191–202.
- POPL-2002-SuANPT #constraints #first-order #type system
- The first-order theory of subtyping constraints (ZS, AA, JN, TP, RT), pp. 203–216.
- POPL-2002-ShaoSTP #type system
- A type system for certified binaries (ZS, BS, VT, NP), pp. 217–232.
- POPL-2002-NeubauerTGS #functional #logic
- Functional logic overloading (MN, PT, MG, MS), pp. 233–244.
- POPL-2002-Manohar #design #scalability
- Scalable formal design methods for asynchronous VLSI (RM), pp. 245–246.
- POPL-2002-AcarBH #adaptation #functional #programming
- Adaptive functional programming (UAA, GEB, RH), pp. 247–259.
- POPL-2002-Hofmann
- The strength of non-size increasing computation (MH0), pp. 260–269.
- POPL-2002-LernerGC #analysis #data flow
- Composing dataflow analyses and transformations (SL, DG, CC), pp. 270–282.
- POPL-2002-LaceyJWF #compilation #correctness #logic #optimisation #proving
- Proving correctness of compiler optimizations by temporal logic (DL, NDJ, EVW, CCF), pp. 283–294.
- POPL-2002-ShufGBS #memory management #optimisation
- Exploiting prolific types for memory management and optimizations (YS, MG, RB, JPS), pp. 295–306.
- POPL-2002-FournetG #stack
- Stack inspection: theory and variants (CF, ADG), pp. 307–318.
- POPL-2002-PottierS #data flow #ml
- Information flow inference for ML (FP, VS), pp. 319–330.
- POPL-2002-IgarashiK #analysis #resource management
- Resource usage analysis (AI, NK), pp. 331–342.
3 ×#analysis
3 ×#data flow
3 ×#optimisation
2 ×#abstraction
2 ×#compilation
2 ×#design
2 ×#framework
2 ×#functional
2 ×#logic
2 ×#source code
3 ×#data flow
3 ×#optimisation
2 ×#abstraction
2 ×#compilation
2 ×#design
2 ×#framework
2 ×#functional
2 ×#logic
2 ×#source code