Travelled to:
1 × Canada
1 × Cyprus
1 × Germany
1 × Italy
1 × United Kingdom
2 × Spain
2 × USA
Collaborated with:
J.Hage J.Weijers J.Jeuring A.Löh ∅ A.Middelkoop J.P.Magalhães A.R.Yakushev E.Dolstra B.Heeren C.Löh A.Rodriguez J.v.Schie
Talks about:
type (5) higher (4) polymorph (3) program (3) languag (3) generic (3) order (3) diagnosi (2) datatyp (2) analysi (2)
Person: Stefan Holdermans
DBLP: Holdermans:Stefan
Contributed to:
Wrote 11 papers:
- PEPM-2013-WeijersHH #fault #higher-order #polymorphism #security
- Security type error diagnosis for higher-order, polymorphic languages (JW, JH, SH), pp. 3–12.
- PEPM-J-2013-WeijersHH14 #fault #higher-order #polymorphism #security
- Security type error diagnosis for higher-order, polymorphic languages (JW, JH, SH), pp. 200–218.
- PPDP-2013-Holdermans #data type #functional #guidelines #random testing #testing
- Random testing of purely functional abstract datatypes: guidelines for dealing with operation invariance (SH), pp. 275–284.
- ICFP-2010-HoldermansH #analysis #higher-order #polymorphism
- Polyvariant flow analysis with higher-ranked polymorphic types and higher-order effect operators (SH, JH), pp. 63–74.
- LDTA-2010-HoldermansH #on the #program transformation #type system
- On the rôle of minimal typing derivations in type-driven program transformation (SH, JH), p. 2.
- PEPM-2010-HoldermansH #strict
- Making “stricterness” more relevant (SH, JH), pp. 121–130.
- PEPM-2010-MagalhaesHJL #exclamation #optimisation
- Optimizing generics is easy! (JPM, SH, JJ, AL), pp. 33–42.
- ICFP-2009-YakushevHLJ #data type #fixpoint #programming #recursion
- Generic programming with fixed points for mutually recursive datatypes (ARY, SH, AL, JJ), pp. 233–244.
- ICFP-2008-DolstraHHHJLLMRS #contest #programming
- Report on the tenth ICFP programming contest (ED, JH, BH, SH, JJ, AL, CL, AM, AR, JvS), pp. 397–408.
- PEPM-2008-HageH #lazy evaluation
- Heap recycling for lazy languages (JH, SH), pp. 189–197.
- ICFP-2007-HageHM #analysis
- A generic usage analysis with subeffect qualifiers (JH, SH, AM), pp. 235–246.