Travelled to:
1 × France
5 × USA
Collaborated with:
∅ P.Sewell D.Ansaloni Y.Zheng L.Bulej W.Binder D.P.Mulligan Théophile Bastian F.Z.Nardelli P.Tuma A.Sarimbekov A.Sewe K.Memarian V.B.F.Gomes B.Davis Alexander Richardson R.N.M.Watson L.Marek
Talks about:
dynam (4) comprehens (2) program (2) languag (2) analysi (2) semant (2) type (2) link (2) java (2) use (2)
Person: Stephen Kell
DBLP: Kell:Stephen
Contributed to:
Wrote 12 papers:
- Onward-2015-Kell #process #towards
- Towards a dynamic object model within Unix processes (SK), pp. 224–239.
- Onward-2014-Kell
- In Search of Types (SK), pp. 227–241.
- ECOOP-2013-AnsaloniKZBBT #composition #java #program analysis #tool support #virtual machine
- Enabling Modularity and Re-use in Dynamic Program Analysis Tools for the Java Virtual Machine (DA, SK, YZ, LB, WB, PT), pp. 352–377.
- GPCE-2013-MarekKZBBTASS #framework #java #named #platform #program analysis #robust
- ShadowVM: robust and comprehensive dynamic program analysis for the java platform (LM, SK, YZ, LB, WB, PT, DA, AS, AS), pp. 105–114.
- PASTE-2013-SarimbekovSKZBBA #virtual machine
- A comprehensive toolchain for workload characterization across JVM languages (AS, AS, SK, YZ, WB, LB, DA), pp. 9–16.
- PLOS-2013-Kell #operating system #question
- The operating system: should there be one? (SK), p. 7.
- OOPSLA-2010-Kell #adaptation #assembly #component #interface #using
- Component adaptation and assembly using interface relations (SK), pp. 322–340.
- OOPSLA-2016-Kell #fault
- Dynamically diagnosing type errors in unsafe code (SK), pp. 800–819.
- OOPSLA-2016-KellMS #semantics
- The missing link: explaining ELF static linking, semantically (SK, DPM, PS), pp. 607–623.
- Onward-2017-Kell
- Some were meant for C: the endurance of an unmanageable language (SK), pp. 229–245.
- OOPSLA-2019-BastianKN #performance #reliability #stack
- Reliable and fast DWARF-based stack unwinding (TB, SK, FZN), p. 24.
- POPL-2019-MemarianGDKRWS #c #pointer #semantics
- Exploring C semantics and pointer provenance (KM, VBFG, BD, SK, AR, RNMW, PS), p. 32.