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SAS
2007
Springer
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14 years 1 months ago
Programming Language Design and Analysis Motivated by Hardware Evolution
Abstract. Silicon chip design has passed a threshold whereby exponentially increasing transistor density (Moore’s Law) no longer translates into increased processing power for si...
Alan Mycroft
SAS
1993
Springer
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13 years 11 months ago
Compiling FX on the CM-2
Type and effect systems provide a safe and effective means of programming high-performance parallel computers with a high-level language that integrates both functional and impe...
Jean-Pierre Talpin, Pierre Jouvelot
CAV
2005
Springer
110views Hardware» more  CAV 2005»
14 years 1 months ago
Extended Weighted Pushdown Systems
Recent work on weighted-pushdown systems shows how to generalize interprocedural-dataflow analysis to answer “stack-qualified queries”, which answer the question “what data...
Akash Lal, Thomas W. Reps, Gogul Balakrishnan
FORMATS
2005
Springer
14 years 1 months ago
Implementation of Timed Automata: An Issue of Semantics or Modeling?
Abstract. We examine to what extent implementation of timed automata can be achieved using the standard semantics and appropriate modeling, instead of introducing new semantics. We...
Karine Altisen, Stavros Tripakis
CHARME
2001
Springer
133views Hardware» more  CHARME 2001»
14 years 1 days ago
View from the Fringe of the Fringe
Formal analysis remains outside the mainstream of system design practice. Interactive methods and tools are regarded by some to be on the margin of useful research in this area. Al...
Steven D. Johnson