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SOSP
2003
ACM
16 years 21 days ago
Performance debugging for distributed systems of black boxes
Many interesting large-scale systems are distributed systems of multiple communicating components. Such systems can be very hard to debug, especially when they exhibit poor perfor...
Marcos Kawazoe Aguilera, Jeffrey C. Mogul, Janet L...
LCPC
2005
Springer
15 years 9 months ago
Manipulating MAXLIVE for Spill-Free Register Allocation
Abstract. Many embedded systems use single-chip microcontrollers which have no on-chip RAM. In such a system, the processor registers must hold all live data values. Nanocontroller...
Shashi Deepa Arcot, Henry G. Dietz, Sarojini Priya...
ESANN
2008
15 years 5 months ago
Learning to play Tetris applying reinforcement learning methods
In this paper the application of reinforcement learning to Tetris is investigated, particulary the idea of temporal difference learning is applied to estimate the state value funct...
Alexander Groß, Jan Friedland, Friedhelm Sch...
FASE
2007
Springer
15 years 10 months ago
Declared Type Generalization Checker: An Eclipse Plug-In for Systematic Programming with More General Types
The Declared Type Generalization Checker is a plug-in for Eclipse’s Java Development Tools (JDT) that supports developers in systematically finding and using better fitting types...
Markus Bach, Florian Forster, Friedrich Steimann
ESOP
2001
Springer
15 years 8 months ago
Modeling an Algebraic Stepper
Programmers rely on the correctness of the tools in their programming environments. In the past, semanticists have studied the correctness of compilers and compiler analyses, which...
John Clements, Matthew Flatt, Matthias Felleisen