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141 views 137 votes 15 years 7 months ago  IPPS 2007»
High-end computing is universally recognized to be a strategic tool for leadership in science and technology. A significant portion of high-end computing is conducted on clusters...
145 views 212 votes 16 years 1 months ago  POPL 2009»
Garbage collectors are notoriously hard to verify, due to their lowlevel interaction with the underlying system and the general difficulty in reasoning about reachability in graph...
103 views 112 votes 15 years 7 months ago  VTS 2007»
In SoC designs, limited test access to internal cores, lowcost external tester’s lack of accuracy and slow frequencies make application of at-speed tests impractical. Therefore,...
137 views 109 votes 15 years 6 months ago  ACMSE 2005»
In this paper, we describe our first year experiences of administering the NSF-supported Research Experiences for Undergraduates program award. Emerging issues in computer network...
180 views 88 votes 15 years 5 months ago  PLILP 1998»
The programming languages Erlang and Scheme have many common features, yet the performance of the current implementations of Erlang appears to be below that of good implementations...
77 views 105 votes 15 years 5 months ago  ICDCS 1997»
Clusters of networked, off-the-shelf workstations are currently used for computationintensive, parallel applications. However, it is hardly possible to predict the timing behaviou...
172 views 116 votes 15 years 2 months ago  SAC 2010»
The control flow of common processors does not match the specific needs of reactive systems. Key issues for these systems are preemption and concurrency, combined with timing pred...
120 views 111 votes 15 years 2 months ago  FLOPS 2008»
Abstract. The paper introduces a collection of knowledge representation languages, V(C), parametrised over a class C of constraints. V(C) is an extension of both CR-Prolog and CASP...
131 views 123 votes 15 years 2 months ago  IFIPPACT 1994»
: We describe an approach to parallel compilation that seeks to harness the vast amount of ne-grain parallelism that is exposed through partial evaluation of numerically-intensive ...
208 views 142 votes 13 years 3 months ago  ISSTA 2012»
We introduce a static detector, Saber, for detecting memory leaks in C programs. Leveraging recent advances on sparse pointer analysis, Saber is the first to use a full-sparse va...