Wed 28 Oct 2015 18:00 - 21:00 at Admiral and Reflections - Posters Chair(s): Sam Guyer, Patrick Lam

Simultaneous use of multiple programming languages assists in creating efficient, coherent modern programs in the face of legacy code; however, creating language bindings to low-level languages like C by hand is tedious and error prone. We offer some relief in the form of an automated suite of analyses, designed to enhance the quality of automatically produced bindings by recovering high-level array type information missing in C’s type system. We emit annotations in the style of GObjectIntrospection, which produces bindings from annotations. We annotate an array argument as terminated by a special sentinel value, fixed length of a constant size, or of length determined by another argument. Each of these properties helps produce more idiomatic, efficient bindings.

Wed 28 Oct

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18:00 - 21:00
PostersStudent Research Competition at Admiral and Reflections
Chair(s): Sam Guyer Tufts University, Patrick Lam University of Waterloo, Canada
18:00
3h
Talk
Efficient Support for Strong Semantics in Transactional and Non-transactional Programs
Student Research Competition
Aritra Sengupta Ohio State University
18:00
3h
Talk
Automatic Array Property Detection Via Static Analysis
Student Research Competition
18:00
3h
Talk
KinEdit: A Tool to Help Developers Refactor Manually
Student Research Competition
Josh Terrell California Polytechnic University
18:00
3h
Talk
Finding Bugs in Spreadsheets Using Reference Counting
Student Research Competition
Nima Joharizadeh University of California, Davis
18:00
3h
Talk
Viser: Providing Serializability in Hardware With Simplified Cache Coherence
Student Research Competition
Swarnendu Biswas Ohio State University, USA
18:00
3h
Talk
Concurrency Control for Multithreaded Reactive Programming
Student Research Competition
Ragnar Mogk Technische Universität Darmstadt
18:00
3h
Talk
Gradual Mode Types for Energy-Aware Programming
Student Research Competition
Anthony Canino SUNY Binghamton
18:00
3h
Talk
Race-driven UI-level Test Generation for JavaScript-based Web Applications
Student Research Competition
18:00
3h
Talk
Contributions of the Under-Appreciated: Gender Bias in an Open-Source Ecology
Student Research Competition
Andrew Kofink North Carolina State University
18:00
3h
Talk
Safely Evolving Configurable Systems
Student Research Competition
Flavio Medeiros Federal University of Campina Grande
18:00
3h
Talk
SIRe: An Efficient Snapshot Isolation-based Memory Model for Detecting and Tolerating Region Conflicts
Student Research Competition
Minjia Zhang Ohio State University, USA
18:00
3h
Talk
The Oprop Verification Tool: Object Propositions in Action
Student Research Competition
Nistor Ligia Carnegie Mellon University