Workshops 05 + 06
Workshop 05: Parallel Languages
Programme Committee:
Ron Perrott, Queen's
University, Belfast, UK, Global Chair
Luc Bougé,
ENS Lyon, France, Local Chair
Ian Foster,
Argonne National Lab, USA, Vice-Chair
Seif Haridi,
SICS, Sweden, Vice-Chair
Description:
This workshop provides a forum for the presentation of the latest
research and results in the practice and theory of parallel
languages. We are particularly interested in papers that
address the implications for programming and languages of the
convergence of distributed and shared-memory architectures, and the
emergence of fast networks that blur the distinctions between
parallel and distributed computing. We also encourage discussion of
the integration, comparison, or evaluation of diverse programming
models (task, data, object, etc.). Other topics of interest include
compilers and run time systems, application-specific languages,
and formal semantics.
Topics of interest include:
- parallel languages
- formal semantics
- heterogeneous systems
- run time systems
- application-specific languages
- compilers
Workshop 06: Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming
Programme Committee:
Gul Agha, University of Illinois, USA, Global Chair
Martin
Wirsing, University of Munich, Germany, Local Chair
José Fiadeiro,
University of Lisbon, Portugal, Vice-Chair
Benjamin Pierce,
University of Indiana, USA, Vice-Chair
Description:
This workshop deals with all topics concerning concurrent and
distributed object-oriented programming. This includes models,
languages and techniques for concurrent and/or distributed
object-oriented programming, object-oriented techniques to manage
the complexity of parallel models of computation as well as
object-oriented analysis and design of concurrent systems. We are
hoping for a lively dialogue between researchers of theory (how to
model, specify and verify) and practice (how to design and
implement) in concurrent object-oriented programming and system
development. There are commonalities with other Euro-Par workshops
(#04, #05, #07, and #13, in particular) but, in contrast to them,
we focus on issues of object-orientation.
Topics of interest include:
- languages, models and semantics
- concepts and methods
- specification techniques
- verification techniques and logics
- patterns and frameworks
- applications, implementations and case studies
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by University of Passau,
Sven Anders
14.05.1997