ticky@sequent.UUCP (03/12/87)
CALL FOR PAPERS HICSS ( Hawaiian Int'l Conf. on System Science ), in cooperation with IEEE Software Magazine, is planning the 1988 HICSS Software Track session on "Parallel Programming". This session will cover: + Parallel Programming Languages + Paradigms for Parallel Programming + Parallel Programming Environments + Tools for Analyzing Parallel Programs + Techniques for Identifying & Managing Parallelism + Debugging, Maintenance, and Reuse of Parallel Programs Papers will be reviewed for the HICSS conference to be held the first week of January 1988. In addition, exceptional papers will be considered for publication in a special issue of IEEE Software to be published May 1988. Need 8 copies by June 15, 1987. Authors will be notified by August 15, 1987. Your participation is invited as author, reviewer, or both. Please contact one of the Co-Chairmen below: Ted Lewis Shreekant S. Thakkar EIC Software Magazine Sequent Computer Systems, Inc Computer Science Dept 15450 S.W. Koll Parkway Oregon State University Beaverton, Oregon 97006 Corvallis, OR. 97331 (503) 626 5700 (503) 754-3273 uucp: tektronix!sequent!ticky csnet: lewis@oregon-state arpa: decwrl!sequent!ticky uucp: orstcs!lewis
agha-gul@yale.UUCP (02/12/88)
From: gul agha <agha-gul> CALL FOR PAPERS --------------- OBJECT-BASED CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING San Diego, California 25-26 September 1988 (Workshop prior to OOPSLA~'88) This workshop is concerned with research in object-based concurrency. Exploitation of parallelism using the notion of objects has proved useful and powerful in various areas of computer science and artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, new ideas and techniques seems to have developed independently in these areas. The workshop will provide a forum where researchers in different areas can convene and exchange their ideas. A number of invited speakers will review concepts and issues relating to object-based concurrent programming. Participants should submit either a position paper (2-3 pages) or an extended abstract (5-10 double-spaced pages) describing work relevant to object-based programming and concurrency to the workshop organizers at the address below. A small number of "interested observers" will also be invited. If you would like to be an observer, please submit a written request to attend, with justification. We plan to allocate ample time for the presentation of accepted papers and for informal discussion. The workshop record is expected to be published, either in SIGPLAN Notices, or in a revised form as a book. Suggested topics include, but are not necessarily limited to: Computational Models of Object-Based Concurrency Novel Concurrent Object-Based or Multi-Paradigm Languages Transformation for Concurrent Object-Based Programs Inheritance in Concurrent Object-Based Systems Computational Reflection Cooperative Transaction Modeling Distributed Database Architectures Persistent Concurrent Systems Concurrent Debugging Schemes Software Design/Development Methodology Distributed Simulation Distributed Problem Solving Applications in Robotics and Office Information Systems Architecture and Implementation Techniques WORKSHOP ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Gul Agha, Yale University Peter Wegner, Brown University Akinori Yonezawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology AUTHOR INFORMATION: Submission Deadline: June 30, 1988 Acceptance Notification: August 31, 1988 Please send five (hardcopy) copies of position papers or extended abstracts to: Gul A. Agha Dept. of Computer Science 51 Prospect Street Yale University New Haven, CT 06520-2158 Telephone: (203)432-1278 E-mail: agha@cs.yale.edu
agha-gul@yale.UUCP (02/12/88)
From: gul agha <agha-gul> CALL FOR PAPERS --------------- OBJECT-BASED CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING San Diego, California 25-26 September 1988 (Workshop prior to OOPSLA~'88) This workshop is concerned with research in object-based concurrency. Exploitation of parallelism using the notion of objects has proved useful and powerful in various areas of computer science and artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, new ideas and techniques seems to have developed independently in these areas. The workshop will provide a forum where researchers in different areas can convene and exchange their ideas. A number of invited speakers will review concepts and issues relating to object-based concurrent programming. Participants should submit either a position paper (2-3 pages) or an extended abstract (5-10 double-spaced pages) describing work relevant to object-based programming and concurrency to the workshop organizers at the address below. A small number of "interested observers" will also be invited. If you would like to be an observer, please submit a written request to attend, with justification. We plan to allocate ample time for the presentation of accepted papers and for informal discussion. The workshop record is expected to be published, either in SIGPLAN Notices, or in a revised form as a book. Suggested topics include, but are not necessarily limited to: Computational Models of Object-Based Concurrency Novel Concurrent Object-Based or Multi-Paradigm Languages Transformation for Concurrent Object-Based Programs Inheritance in Concurrent Object-Based Systems Computational Reflection Cooperative Transaction Modeling Distributed Database Architectures Persistent Concurrent Systems Concurrent Debugging Schemes Software Design/Development Methodology Distributed Simulation Distributed Problem Solving Applications in Robotics and Office Information Systems Architecture and Implementation Techniques WORKSHOP ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Gul Agha, Yale University Peter Wegner, Brown University Akinori Yonezawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology AUTHOR INFORMATION: Submission Deadline: June 30, 1988 Acceptance Notification: August 31, 1988 Please send five (hardcopy) copies of position papers or extended abstracts to: Gul A. Agha Dept. of Computer Science 51 Prospect Street Yale University New Haven, CT 06520-2158 Telephone: (203)432-1278 E-mail: agha@cs.yale.edu