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PLC'06: Scope

Last modified 2007-12-02 08:50

    Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

      • Design and processing of special-purpose languages
      • Implementation of languages features
      • Language support for security and safety
      • Compiler construction
      • Program representation
      • Program analysis
      • Dynamic compilation and optimization techniques
      • Program optimizations and transformations
      • Interaction between compilers and architectures
      • Storage management techniques
      • Compilation for distributed, heterogeneous systems
      • Languages and compilers for parallel computing
      • Power-aware compilation
      • Code optimization
      • Functional programming
      • Constraint programming
      • The unified modeling language (UML)
      • Metamodeling
      • Object constraint language (OCL)
      • Verification and model consistency
      • Algebraic and logic programming
      • Architectural support for programming languages
      • Type-theoretic languages
      • Object-oriented languages
      • High-level programming models and supportive environments
      • Specialization of declarative programs
      • Run-time systems
      • Domain and requirement analysis for programming languages
      • The safety systems of programming languages
      • Evolving programming languages
      • Compilation and interpretation techniques
      • Program representation and analysis
      • Code generation and optimization
      • Compilation techniques for embedded, mobile, or low power code
      • Compilers for parallel and distributed computing
      • Compilation techniques for security and safety
      • Design of novel language constructs
      • Domain specific languages
      • Software tools (debuggers, profilers, code verifiers, decompilers, silicon compilers, ...)
      • Parsing methods
      • Loop analysis
      • The future of programming
Academic Co-Sponsors

MIT Media Laboratory

Texas Advanced Computing Center
The University of Texas at Austin
Other Co-Sponsors

One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)
Media Co-Sponsors


Hodges' Health

Charter Cable Internet Access

 

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