ISMM 2009 Call for Participation (Dublin, Jun 09)

                                                      CALL FOR PARTICIPATION


                                                          ACM SIGPLAN 2009
                                International Symposium on Memory Management
                                        June 19-20, 2009, Dublin, Ireland


                                                            Co-located events
                                                            PLDI, LCTES, PLAS


                                  http://sysrun.haifa.il.ibm.com/hrl/ISMM2009


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| ON-LINE REGISTRATION IS NOW
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| https://regmaster3.com/conf/PLDI09/register.php
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| !!!! REGISTER
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| Deadline for early registration: May 20,
2009 |
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| HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATION
AVAILABLE |
| http://www-plan.cs.colorado.edu/~pldi09/accommodations.html
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| Thanks to the generosity of our corporate
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| IBM Research, Microsoft and SUN
Microsystems, |
| ISMM is able to offer heavily discounted registration fees for
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ISMM is the premier forum for research in management of dynamically
allocated
memory. ISMM 2009 is colocated with PLDI'09, Programming Language
Design and
Implementation in Dublin, Ireland.


This year's ISMM features:
    - Keynote speaker
    - 15 presentations
    - Wild and Crazy Ideas Session
Complete details will be posted on the ISMM 09 web site when
available.


Wild and Crazy Ideas
    Following the success of this session in previous meetings, we will
again
    hold this fun and informal forum for discussion of interesting ideas
in the
    area of memory management. Presenters are given just 4 minutes in
which to
    present their idea and 1 minute to take questions. Prizes are
awarded for
    the idea most crazy and the one most worthy of implementation!
Please
    contribute your wild and crazy ideas. Contact the WACI chair, Tony
Hosking
    <hosking@cs.purdue.edu>, before the event.


PROGRAM


Session 1:


- Modeling, Analysis and Throughput Optimization of a Generational
    Garbage Collector, David Vengerov
- A New Approach to Parallelising Tracing Algorithms, Cosmin E.
Oancea,
    Alan Mycroft, and Stephen Watt
- Scalable Support for Multithreaded Applications on Dynamic Binary
    Instrumentation Systems, Kim Hazelwood, Greg Lueck, and Robert Cohn


Session 2:


- Garbage Collection in the Next C++ Standard, Hans-J. Boehm and Mike
    Spertus
- Precise Garbage Collection for C, Jon Rafkind, Adam Wick, Matthew
    Flatt, and John Regehr
- Self-Recovery in Server Programs, Vijay Nagarajan, Dennis Jeffrey
    and Rajiv Gupta


Session 3:


- Investigating the Effects of Using Different Nursery Sizing
Policies
    on Performance, Xiaohua Guan, Witawas Srisa-an, and ChengHuan Jia
- Placement Optimization Using Data Context Collected During Garbage
    Collection, Mauricio Serrano and Xiaotong Zhuang
- Efficient Alias Set Analysis Using SSA Form, Nomair Naeem and
    Ondrej Lhotak


Session 4:


- Identification of Logically Related Heap Regions, Mark Marron,
    Deepak Kapur, and Manuel Hermenegildo
- A Qualitative Model of Spatial Locality, Ian Christopher, Tongxin
Bai,
    Xiaoming Gu, Chengliang Zhang, and Chen Ding
- Fast Allocation Speed, Low Memory Fragmentation, and High Spatial
    Locality: Pick Two, Alin Jula and Lawrence Rauchwerger


Session 5:


- Dynamic Shape Analysis via Degree Metrics, Maria Jump and
    Kathryn McKinley
- Live Heap Space Analysis for Languages with Garbage Collection,
    Elvira Albert, Samir Genaim, and Miguel Gsmez-Zamalloa
- Parametric Heap Usage Analysis for Functional Programs,
    Leena Unnikrishnan and Scott Stoller




ORGANIZERS


General Chair: Program Chair:
Hillel Kolodner Guy L. Steele Jr.


Steering Committee: Program Committee:


David F. Bacon, IBM Research Angela Demke Brown, U. Toronto
Steve Blackburn, ANU Dino Distefano, Queen Mary, U.
London
Amer Diwan, U. Colorado Dan Grossman, U. Washington
Richard Jones, U. Kent Ranjit Jhala, UC San Diego
Hillel Kolodner, IBM Haifa Research Pramod Joisha, HP Labs
Greg Morrisett, Harvard Matthias Meyer, U. Stuttgart
Eliot Moss, U. Massachusetts Martin Rinard, MIT
Erez Petrank, Technion Xipeng Shen, William and Mary
College
Mooly Sagiv, Tel-Aviv U. Fridtjof Siebert, Aicas GmbH
Guy L. Steele Jr., Sun Microsystems Bjarne Steensgaard, Microsoft
Research
                                                                        Kenjiro Taura, U. Tokyo
                                                                        Martin Vechev, IBM Research
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