Travelled to:
1 × Canada
12 × USA
2 × France
Collaborated with:
∅ E.K.Kolodner A.Fekete N.A.Lynch W.C.Hsieh S.E.Perl G.T.Leavens M.Herlihy M.Merritt P.Wang B.Liskov I.Greif R.Seliger S.Leung M.T.Vandevoorde C.A.Waldspurger D.A.Wallach K.L.Johnson M.F.Kaashoek J.Aspnes M.Burrows Ú.Erlingsson K.Walker J.M.Anderson L.M.Berc J.Dean S.Ghemawat M.R.Henzinger R.L.Sites
Talks about:
atom (4) transact (3) control (3) concurr (3) collect (3) garbag (3) nest (3) data (3) distribut (2) recoveri (2)
Person: William E. Weihl
DBLP: Weihl:William_E=
Contributed to:
Wrote 17 papers:
- ASPLOS-2000-BurrowsELVWWW #flexibility #performance
- Efficient and Flexible Value Sampling (MB, ÚE, STL, MTV, CAW, KW, WEW), pp. 160–167.
- SOSP-1997-AndersonBDGHLSVWW #profiling #question
- Continuous Profiling: Where Have All the Cycles Gone? (JAMA, LMB, JD, SG, MRH, STL, RLS, MTV, CAW, WEW), pp. 1–14.
- PPoPP-1995-WallachHJKW #communication #scheduling
- Optimistic Active Messages: A Mechanism for Scheduling Communication with Computation (DAW, WCH, KLJ, MFK, WEW), pp. 217–226.
- PPoPP-1993-HsiehWW #locality #migration #parallel
- Computation Migration: Enhancing Locality for Distributed-Memory Parallel Systems (WCH, PW, WEW), pp. 239–248.
- SIGMOD-1993-KolodnerW #garbage collection #incremental #scalability
- Atomic Incremental Garbage Collection and Recovery for a Large Stable Heap (EKK, WEW), pp. 177–186.
- SOSP-1993-PerlW #performance
- Performance Assertion Checking (SEP, WEW), pp. 134–145.
- IWMM-1992-KolodnerW #garbage collection
- Atomic Garbage Collection (EKK, WEW), pp. 365–387.
- SOSP-WIP-1991-Weihl92 #named #parallel #source code #tool support
- Prelude: Tools for Building Portable Parallel Programs (WEW), p. 24.
- OOPSLA-ECOOP-1990-LeavensW #object-oriented #reasoning #source code #type system
- Reasoning about Object-Oriented Programs that Use Subtypes (GTL, WEW), pp. 212–223.
- PODS-1990-FeketeLW #graph #transaction
- A Serialization Graph Construction for Nested Transactions (AF, NAL, WEW), pp. 94–108.
- PODS-1989-Weihl #concurrent
- The Impact of Recovery on Concurrency Control (WEW), pp. 259–269.
- SIGMOD-1989-KolodnerLW #garbage collection
- Atomic Garbage Collection: Managing a Stable Heap (EKK, BL, WEW), pp. 15–25.
- PODS-1988-HerlihyW #concurrent #data type #hybrid
- Hybrid Concurrency Control for Abstract Data Types (MH, WEW), pp. 201–210.
- VLDB-1988-AspnesFLMW #concurrent #formal method #transaction
- A Theory of Timestamp-Based Concurrency Control for Nested Transactions (JA, AF, NAL, MM, WEW), pp. 431–444.
- PODS-1987-FeketeLMW #transaction
- Nested Transactions and Read/Write Locking (AF, NAL, MM, WEW), pp. 97–111.
- POPL-1986-GreifSW #abstraction #collaboration #distributed #editing
- Atomic Data Abstractions in a Distributed Collaborative Editing System (IG, RS, WEW), pp. 160–172.
- POPL-1980-Weihl #analysis #data flow #interprocedural #pointer
- Interprocedural Data Flow Analysis in the Presence of Pointers, Procedure Variables and Label Variables (WEW), pp. 83–94.