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AICCSA
2008
IEEE
266views Hardware» more  AICCSA 2008»
14 years 3 months ago
A novel flow-sensitive type and effect analysis for securing C code
In this paper, we present a novel type and effect analysis for detecting type cast errors and memory errors in C source code. Our approach involves a type system with effect, regi...
Syrine Tlili, Mourad Debbabi
ISCA
2008
IEEE
139views Hardware» more  ISCA 2008»
14 years 3 months ago
Atom-Aid: Detecting and Surviving Atomicity Violations
Writing shared-memory parallel programs is error-prone. Among the concurrency errors that programmers often face are atomicity violations, which are especially challenging. They h...
Brandon Lucia, Joseph Devietti, Karin Strauss, Lui...
OSDI
2008
ACM
14 years 9 months ago
Digging for Data Structures
Because writing computer programs is hard, computer programmers are taught to use encapsulation and modularity to hide complexity and reduce the potential for errors. Their progra...
Anthony Cozzie, Frank Stratton, Hui Xue, Samuel T....
ICST
2010
IEEE
13 years 7 months ago
(Un-)Covering Equivalent Mutants
—Mutation testing measures the adequacy of a test suite by seeding artificial defects (mutations) into a program. If a test suite fails to detect a mutation, it may also fail to...
David Schuler, Andreas Zeller
HPCA
1998
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
The Potential for Using Thread-Level Data Speculation to Facilitate Automatic Parallelization
As we look to the future, and the prospect of a billion transistors on a chip, it seems inevitable that microprocessors will exploit having multiple parallel threads. To achieve t...
J. Gregory Steffan, Todd C. Mowry