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Tue 17 Jul 2018 15:00 - 15:25 at Hanoi - Session 2

Protocol programming languages are domain-specific languages that offer higher-level abstractions for programming of synchronization and communication protocols among participants. However, most implementations of protocol programming languages on shared memory architectures use pointer passing to exchange data in communications, so programs can still run into data races. We report on our ongoing efforts toward the first shared memory implementation of a protocol programming language that guarantees freedom of data races, without excessive copying, by leveraging the programming language Rust and its type system.

Tue 17 Jul

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14:00 - 15:30
Session 2ICOOOLPS at Hanoi
14:00
25m
Research paper
Extending SHAPES for SIMD Architectures - An approach to native support for Struct of Arrays in languages
ICOOOLPS
Alexandros Tasos Imperial College London, Juliana Franco Microsoft Research, Cambridge, Tobias Wrigstad Uppsala University, Sophia Drossopoulou Imperial College London, Susan Eisenbach Imperial College London
14:30
25m
Research paper
Maintaining Canonical Form After Edge Deletion
ICOOOLPS
Eric Fritz University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
15:00
25m
Research paper
Shared Memory Implementations of Protocol Programming Languages, Data-Race-Free
ICOOOLPS
Micha Hergarden Open University of the Netherlands, The Netherlands, Sung-Shik Jongmans Open University of the Netherlands, The Netherlands