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ORCIDSPLASH Workshops 2011: Portland, Oregon, USA
- Cristina Videira Lopes:
SPLASH'11 Workshops - Compilation Proceedings of the Co-Located Workshops: DSM'11, TMC'11, AGERE!'11, AOOPES'11, NEAT'11, and VMIL'11, Portland, OR, USA, October 22-27, 2011. ACM 2011, ISBN 978-1-4503-1183-0
DSM'11 proceedings
- Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
, Jonathan Sprinkle, Jeff Gray, Matti Rossi:
The 11th workshop on domain-specific modeling. 5-6 - Heiko Kern, Axel Hummel, Stefan Kühne:
Towards a comparative analysis of meta-metamodels. 7-12 - Daniel Abler, Charles Crichton, James Welch, Jim Davies, Steve Harris:
Models for forms. 13-18 - Henning Berg, Birger Møller-Pedersen, Stein Krogdahl:
Advancing generic metamodels. 19-24 - Hyun Cho, Jeff Gray:
Design patterns for metamodels. 25-32 - Mickaël Kerboeuf, Jean-Philippe Babau:
A DSML for reversible transformations. 33-38 - Christian Schäfer, Thomas Kuhn, Mario Trapp:
A pattern-based approach to DSL development. 39-46 - Claude Petitpierre:
Bottom up creation of a DSL using templates and JSON. 47-52 - Frank Hernandez, Peter J. Clarke:
Towards integration of policies into DSMLs. 53-56 - André Wilson Brotto Furtado, André L. M. Santos, Geber L. Ramalho:
SharpLudus revisited: from ad hoc and monolithic digital game DSLs to effectively customized DSM approaches. 57-62 - Henning Agt, Ralf-Detlef Kutsche, Timo Wegeler:
Guidance for domain specific modeling in small and medium enterprises. 63-70 - Erica Jones, Jonathan Sprinkle:
autoVHDL: a domain-specific modeling language for the auto-generation of VHDL core wrappers. 71-76 - Ajith Ranabahu, E. Michael Maximilien, Amit P. Sheth, Krishnaprasad Thirunarayan:
A domain specific language for enterprise grade cloud-mobile hybrid applications. 77-84 - Alexandre Donizeti Alves, Horacio Hideki Yanasse, Nei Yoshihiro Soma:
LattesMiner: a multilingual DSL for information extraction from lattes platform. 85-92
TMC'11 proceedings
- Caitlin Sadowski, Jaeheon Yi:
Workshop on transitioning to multicore (TMC 2011): overview abstract. 97-100 - Chen Ding, Zachary Fletcher:
Parallel programming by hints. 101-104 - Luís Pina, João P. Cachopo:
Profiling and tuning the performance of an STM-based concurrent program. 105-110 - Hugo Rito, João P. Cachopo:
A lock-free cache invalidation protocol for the atom system. 111-116 - Fernando Castor, João Paulo Oliveira, André L. M. Santos:
Software transactional memory vs. locking in a functional language: a controlled experiment. 117-122 - Weslley Torres, Gustavo Pinto, Benito Fernandes, João Paulo Oliveira, Filipe Alencar Ximenes, Fernando Castor:
Are Java programmers transitioning to multicore?: a large scale study of java FLOSS. 123-128 - Ian Pye:
Locks, deadlocks and abstractions: experiences with multi-threaded programming at CloudFlare, Inc. 129-132 - Eric C. Reed, Nicholas Chen, Ralph E. Johnson:
Expressing pipeline parallelism using TBB constructs: a case study on what works and what doesn't. 133-138
AGERE!'11 proceedings
- Alessandro Ricci, Gul Agha, Rafael H. Bordini:
Agere! (actors and agents reloaded): splash 2011 workshop on programming systems, languages and applications based on actors, agents and decentralized control. 143-146 - Howell R. Jordan, Goetz Botterweck, Marc-Philippe Huget, Rem W. Collier:
A feature model of actor, agent, and object programming languages. 147-158 - Alessandro Ricci, Andrea Santi:
Designing a general-purpose programming language based on agent-oriented abstractions: the simpAL project. 159-170 - David Harel, Assaf Marron, Guy Wiener, Gera Weiss:
Behavioral programming, decentralized control, and multiple time scales. 171-182 - Andi Bejleri, Andrew Farrell, Patrick Goldsack:
Cloudscape: language support to coordinate and control distributed applications in the cloud. 183-194 - Claudia Grigore, Rem W. Collier:
AF-Raf: an agent-oriented programming language with algebraic data types. 195-200 - Kyle Usbeck, Jacob Beal:
An agent framework for agent societies. 201-212 - Mário Henrique Cruz Torres, Tony Van Beers, Tom Holvoet:
(No) more design patterns for multi-agent systems. 213-220 - Bexy Alfonso, Emilio Vivancos, Vicente J. Botti, Ana García-Fornes:
Integrating jason in a multi-agent platform with support for interaction protocols. 221-226 - Tom Van Cutsem:
AmbientTalk: modern actors for modern networks. 227-230 - Andrea Santi, Alessandro Ricci:
Exploiting intelligent agent-based technologies for programming smart mobile applications. 231-234 - Sinem Getir, Sebla Demirkol, Moharram Challenger, Geylani Kardas:
The GMF-based syntax tool of a DSML for the semantic web enabled multi-agent systems. 235-238 - Alexandru Sorici, Olivier Boissier, Gauthier Picard, Andrea Santi:
Exploiting the JaCaMo framework for realising an adaptive room governance application. 239-242
AOOPES'11 proceedings
- Charles E. Matthews, Jim Kiekbusch, Bruce Powel Douglass:
Aoopes'11 workshop overview abstract. 247-248 - Charles E. Matthews:
Agile practices in embedded systems. 249-250
NEAT'11 proceedings
- Eeshan Shah, Eli Tilevich:
Reverse-engineering user interfaces to facilitateporting to and across mobile devices and platforms. 255-260 - Jonathan Sprinkle:
Teaching students to learn to learn mobile phone programming. 261-266 - Sean Whitsitt, Armando Barreto, Maribel Hudson, Hussain Al-Helal, Diyang Chu, Kamel Didan, Jonathan Sprinkle:
Constrained data acquisition for mobile citizen science applications. 267-272 - Samah Gad:
Cloud computing and mapreduce for reliability and scalability of ubiquitous learning systems. 273-278
VMIL'11 proceedings
- Leandro Collares, Chris Matthews, Justin Cappos, Yvonne Coady, Rick McGeer:
Et (smart) phone home! 283-288 - Stephen Kell, Conrad Irwin:
Virtual machines should be invisible. 289-296 - Joseph Gil, Keren Lenz, Yuval Shimron:
A microbenchmark case study and lessons learned. 297-308 - Christoph Bockisch, Andreas Sewe, Martin Zandberg:
ALIA4J's [(just-in-time) compile-time] MOP for advanced dispatching. 309-316 - Andreas Sewe, Jannik Jochem, Mira Mezini:
Next in line, please!: exploiting the indirect benefits of inlining by accurately predicting further inlining. 317-328 - Jisheng Zhao, Vivek Sarkar:
Intermediate language extensions for parallelism. 329-340 - Stefan Marr, Mattias De Wael, Michael Haupt, Theo D'Hondt:
Which problems does a multi-language virtual machine need to solve in the multicore/manycore era? 341-348
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