The Future of Weak Memory 2024 Contributors - The Future of Weak Memory 2024

Mon 15 Jan 2024 London, United Kingdom

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B Mark BattyBatty, Mark University of KentUnited Kingdom Welcome Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the The Future of Weak Memory-track
Hans-J. BoehmBoehm, Hans-J. Google What we learned from C++ atomics and memory model standardization
C Soham ChakrabortyChakraborty, Soham TU DelftNetherlands Heterogeneous concurrency -- a new frontier for weak memory
Simon CookseyCooksey, Simon NVIDIAUnited Kingdom Programmers love mind-bogglingly complicated weak memory models
D Mike DoddsDodds, Mike Galois, Inc. How Do We Know That Weak Memory Matters?
Stephen DolanDolan, Stephen Jane Street Why Languages Should Preserve Load-Store Order
Brijesh DongolDongol, Brijesh University of SurreyUnited Kingdom Session Chair of Session 3 (part of The Future of Weak Memory) Session Chair of Session 4 (part of The Future of Weak Memory) Welcome Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the The Future of Weak Memory-track
G Luke GeesonGeeson, Luke University College London (UCL)United Kingdom Weak Memory Demands Model-based Compiler Testing
Akshay GopalakrishnanGopalakrishnan, Akshay McGill University What Compilers desire from Weak Memory Semantics
H Chung-Kil HurHur, Chung-Kil Seoul National UniversitySouth Korea In-order execution nails every weak memory behavior
K Vasileios KlimisKlimis, Vasileios Queen Mary University of London Chasing Unicorns and Not Losing Hope in Validating Weak Memory Persistency Models
L Ori LahavLahav, Ori Tel Aviv UniversityIsrael A case against semantic dependencies
Reese LevineLevine, Reese University of California at Santa CruzUnited States Evolving Weak Memory Models for Evolving Architectures
M Paul E. McKenneyMcKenney, Paul E. Compilers should get over themselves and respect semantic dependencies!
P Matthew J. ParkinsonParkinson, Matthew J. Microsoft Azure ResearchUnited Kingdom Some things I wish I hadn’t seen
Hernán Ponce de LeónPonce de León, Hernán Huawei Dresden Research CenterGermany On the need for available, functional, and reusable memory models
Thibaut PéramiPérami, Thibaut University of Cambridge System-level weak memory models: The need for formalisation, ISA semantics integration and model diversity
R Azalea RaadRaad, Azalea Imperial College LondonUnited Kingdom Welcome Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the The Future of Weak Memory-track
S Peter SewellSewell, Peter University of CambridgeUnited Kingdom Welcome Organizing Committee in Organizing Committee within the The Future of Weak Memory-track
Ben SimnerSimner, Ben Relaxed systems semantics and how we (hope to) reason above it
W John WickersonWickerson, John Imperial College LondonUnited Kingdom Session Chair of Session 1 (part of The Future of Weak Memory) Session Chair of Session 2 (part of The Future of Weak Memory) Welcome Organizing Chair in Organizing Committee within the The Future of Weak Memory-track