jourdan@minos.inria.fr (Martin Jourdan) (10/16/89)
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
WAGA
International Workshop on Attribute Grammars
and their Applications
Paris -- France,
September 19-21, 1990
** SCOPE
Although AGs have been introduced more than 20 years ago, they are
still not as widely used as it could have been hoped initially, in
particular in the industry, despite their qualities as a specification
tool. The aim of WAGA is hence to show that AGs are still an active
research topic which --- and this is important --- now leads to useful
applications in various areas. It is open to anyone interested
in the field (researchers, engineers, students, ...).
** TOPICS
The workshop will cover all aspects of AGs, with an emphasis on
practical results and applications. This includes in particular (but
not only):
- semantics of AGs - AG description languages
- near-production-quality systems - attributed tree transformations
- attribute evaluation during parsing - applications such as :
- space optimizations . compiler construction
- methodology of programming with AGs . code generation
- efficient exhaustive and incremental . programming environments
evaluation methods . source-to-source translation
- relations with other formalisms . (graph) grammar analysis
(logic programming, object-oriented . logic programming implementations
programming, functional programming, . (graphical) user interfaces
etc.) . document manipulation
- extensions of AGs
** ORGANIZATION
INRIA Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
** SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZERS
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
** PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Henk ALBLAS Universiteit Twente, the Netherlands
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Rodney FARROW Declarative Systems Inc., USA
Paul FRANCHI-ZANNETTACCI INRIA-Sophia-Antipolis, France
Robert GIEGERICH Universit"at Bielefeld, FRG
Tibor GYIM'OTHY Hungarian Acad. of Sciences, Hungary
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Uwe KASTENS Universit"at GH Paderborn, FRG
Takuya KATAYAMA Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Kai KOSKIMIES University of Tampere, Finland
Bernard LORHO INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Vladimir SEREBRIAKOV Academy of Sciences, USSR
Tim TEITELBAUM Cornell University, USA
** WORKSHOP SECRETARIAT
The're`se BRICHETEAU INRIA, France
Sylviane GOSSET INRIA, France
E'lisabeth MANY INRIA, France
** INFORMATION
INRIA
Service des Relations Exte'rieures
Bureau des Colloques
B.P. 105
F-78153 LE CHESNAY Cedex
(France)
Phone: [33] (1) 39.63.56.00
Telex: 697 033 F
FAX: [33] (1) 39.63.56.38
E-mail: waga@minos.inria.fr
** INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished papers written
in English. Full papers (10-15 pages) should be submitted in 4
copies. The first page of the communication must be headed with the
paper title, affiliation and complete mailing address (and e-mail
address if possible) of the author(s) together with an abstract (about
200 words). The name of the first author mentioned will be used for
all correspondence unless otherwise stated.
All submitted papers will be examined by the Program Committee.
Papers will be judged on applicability to the topics of the Workshop,
clarity, correctness, originality and significance; it is important to
include specific results and comparison to previous work.
The Workshop organization will hold the copyright of accepted papers.
** DEADLINES
Today Fill in and mail the attached reply card and
help to spread out this Call for Papers as
widely as possible
January 15th, 1990 Full paper (4 copies) received by the Workshop
Secretariat
April 1st, 1990 Notification of acceptance or refusal to
authors
June 5th, 1990 Final camera-ready copy of the paper received
by the Workshop Secretariat
** PROGRAM
The final program as well as registration information will be
circulated in June 1990.
** REPLY CARD
To send through any means (surface mail, telex, FAX, e-mail) to the
Workshop Secretariat at the above address.
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
WAGA -- Int'l Workshop on Attribute Grammars and their Applications
Paris, France, September 19-21, 1990
Tick and fill in as appropriate:
[ ] I intend to submit a paper:
Title:
Topic:
[ ] I intend to attend the Workshop; please put me on the mailing list.
Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
City: Zip: Country:
Telex #:
FAX #:
E-mail:
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
** A FINAL WORD
It is the first time that a workshop entirely devoted to attribute
grammars is organized. We hence would be very grateful to you if you
could help us by:
1. let us know of your interest in WAGA by filling in and sending us
the above reply card;
2. spreading out this call for papers to any of your colleagues and
friends who might be interested.
Many thanks in advance.
--
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ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
WAGA
International Workshop on Attribute Grammars
and their Applications
Paris -- France,
September 19-21, 1990
** SCOPE
Although AGs have been introduced more than 20 years ago, they are
still not as widely used as it could have been hoped initially, in
particular in the industry, despite their qualities as a specification
tool. The aim of WAGA is hence to show that AGs are still an active
research topic which --- and this is important --- now leads to useful
applications in various areas. It is open to anyone interested
in the field (researchers, engineers, students, ...).
** TOPICS
The workshop will cover all aspects of AGs, with an emphasis on
practical results and applications. This includes in particular (but
not only):
- semantics of AGs - AG description languages
- near-production-quality systems - attributed tree transformations
- attribute evaluation during parsing - applications such as :
- space optimizations . compiler construction
- methodology of programming with AGs . code generation
- efficient exhaustive and incremental . programming environments
evaluation methods . source-to-source translation
- relations with other formalisms . (graph) grammar analysis
(logic programming, object-oriented . logic programming implementations
programming, functional programming, . (graphical) user interfaces
etc.) . document manipulation
- extensions of AGs
** ORGANIZATION
INRIA Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
** SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZERS
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
** PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Henk ALBLAS Universiteit Twente, the Netherlands
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Rodney FARROW Declarative Systems Inc., USA
Paul FRANCHI-ZANNETTACCI INRIA-Sophia-Antipolis, France
Robert GIEGERICH Universit"at Bielefeld, FRG
Tibor GYIM'OTHY Hungarian Acad. of Sciences, Hungary
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Uwe KASTENS Universit"at GH Paderborn, FRG
Takuya KATAYAMA Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Kai KOSKIMIES University of Tampere, Finland
Bernard LORHO INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Vladimir SEREBRIAKOV Academy of Sciences, USSR
Tim TEITELBAUM Cornell University, USA
** WORKSHOP SECRETARIAT
The're`se BRICHETEAU INRIA, France
Sylviane GOSSET INRIA, France
E'lisabeth MANY INRIA, France
** INFORMATION
INRIA
Service des Relations Exte'rieures
Bureau des Colloques
B.P. 105
F-78153 LE CHESNAY Cedex
(France)
Phone: [33] (1) 39.63.56.00
Telex: 697 033 F
FAX: [33] (1) 39.63.56.38
E-mail: waga@minos.inria.fr
** INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished papers written
in English. Full papers (10-15 pages) should be submitted in 4
copies. The first page of the communication must be headed with the
paper title, affiliation and complete mailing address (and e-mail
address if possible) of the author(s) together with an abstract (about
200 words). The name of the first author mentioned will be used for
all correspondence unless otherwise stated.
All submitted papers will be examined by the Program Committee.
Papers will be judged on applicability to the topics of the Workshop,
clarity, correctness, originality and significance; it is important to
include specific results and comparison to previous work.
The Workshop organization will hold the copyright of accepted papers.
** DEADLINES
Today Fill in and mail the attached reply card and
help to spread out this Call for Papers as
widely as possible
January 15th, 1990 Full paper (4 copies) received by the Workshop
Secretariat
April 1st, 1990 Notification of acceptance or refusal to
authors
June 5th, 1990 Final camera-ready copy of the paper received
by the Workshop Secretariat
** PROGRAM
The final program as well as registration information will be
circulated in June 1990.
** REPLY CARD
To send through any means (surface mail, telex, FAX, e-mail) to the
Workshop Secretariat at the above address.
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
WAGA -- Int'l Workshop on Attribute Grammars and their Applications
Paris, France, September 19-21, 1990
Tick and fill in as appropriate:
[ ] I intend to submit a paper:
Title:
Topic:
[ ] I intend to attend the Workshop; please put me on the mailing list.
Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
City: Zip: Country:
Telex #:
FAX #:
E-mail:
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
** A FINAL WORD
It is the first time that a workshop entirely devoted to attribute
grammars is organized. We hence would be very grateful to you if you
could help us by:
1. let us know of your interest in WAGA by filling in and sending us
the above reply card;
2. spreading out this call for papers to any of your colleagues and
friends who might be interested.
Many thanks in advance.
--
Good health is merely the slowest rate at which one can die.jourdan%minos.inria.fr@VM1.NoDak.EDU (Martin Jourdan) (10/28/89)
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
WAGA
International Workshop on Attribute Grammars
and their Applications
Paris -- France,
September 19-21, 1990
** SCOPE
Although AGs have been introduced more than 20 years ago, they are
still not as widely used as it could have been hoped initially, in
particular in the industry, despite their qualities as a specification
tool. The aim of WAGA is hence to show that AGs are still an active
research topic which --- and this is important --- now leads to useful
applications in various areas. It is open to anyone interested
in the field (researchers, engineers, students, ...).
** TOPICS
The workshop will cover all aspects of AGs, with an emphasis on
practical results and applications. This includes in particular (but
not only):
- semantics of AGs - AG description languages
- near-production-quality systems - attributed tree transformations
- attribute evaluation during parsing - applications such as :
- space optimizations . compiler construction
- methodology of programming with AGs . code generation
- efficient exhaustive and incremental . programming environments
evaluation methods . source-to-source translation
- relations with other formalisms . (graph) grammar analysis
(logic programming, object-oriented . logic programming implementations
programming, functional programming, . (graphical) user interfaces
etc.) . document manipulation
- extensions of AGs
** ORGANIZATION
INRIA Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
** SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZERS
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
** PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Henk ALBLAS Universiteit Twente, the Netherlands
Pierre DERANSART INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Rodney FARROW Declarative Systems Inc., USA
Paul FRANCHI-ZANNETTACCI INRIA-Sophia-Antipolis, France
Robert GIEGERICH Universit"at Bielefeld, FRG
Tibor GYIM'OTHY Hungarian Acad. of Sciences, Hungary
Martin JOURDAN INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Uwe KASTENS Universit"at GH Paderborn, FRG
Takuya KATAYAMA Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Kai KOSKIMIES University of Tampere, Finland
Bernard LORHO INRIA-Rocquencourt, France
Vladimir SEREBRIAKOV Academy of Sciences, USSR
Tim TEITELBAUM Cornell University, USA
** WORKSHOP SECRETARIAT
The're`se BRICHETEAU INRIA, France
Sylviane GOSSET INRIA, France
E'lisabeth MANY INRIA, France
** INFORMATION
INRIA
Service des Relations Exte'rieures
Bureau des Colloques
B.P. 105
F-78153 LE CHESNAY Cedex
(France)
Phone: [33] (1) 39.63.56.00
Telex: 697 033 F
FAX: [33] (1) 39.63.56.38
E-mail: waga@minos.inria.fr
** INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished papers written
in English. Full papers (10-15 pages) should be submitted in 4
copies. The first page of the communication must be headed with the
paper title, affiliation and complete mailing address (and e-mail
address if possible) of the author(s) together with an abstract (about
200 words). The name of the first author mentioned will be used for
all correspondence unless otherwise stated.
All submitted papers will be examined by the Program Committee.
Papers will be judged on applicability to the topics of the Workshop,
clarity, correctness, originality and significance; it is important to
include specific results and comparison to previous work.
The Workshop organization will hold the copyright of accepted papers.
** DEADLINES
Today Fill in and mail the attached reply card and
help to spread out this Call for Papers as
widely as possible
January 15th, 1990 Full paper (4 copies) received by the Workshop
Secretariat
April 1st, 1990 Notification of acceptance or refusal to
authors
June 5th, 1990 Final camera-ready copy of the paper received
by the Workshop Secretariat
** PROGRAM
The final program as well as registration information will be
circulated in June 1990.
** REPLY CARD
To send through any means (surface mail, telex, FAX, e-mail) to the
Workshop Secretariat at the above address.
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
WAGA -- Int'l Workshop on Attribute Grammars and their Applications
Paris, France, September 19-21, 1990
Tick and fill in as appropriate:
[ ] I intend to submit a paper:
Title:
Topic:
[ ] I intend to attend the Workshop; please put me on the mailing list.
Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
City: Zip: Country:
Telex #:
FAX #:
E-mail:
------------------------------ cut here -----------------------------
** A FINAL WORD
It is the first time that a workshop entirely devoted to attribute
grammars is organized. We hence would be very grateful to you if you
could help us by:
1. let us know of your interest in WAGA by filling in and sending us
the above reply card;
2. spreading out this call for papers to any of your colleagues and
friends who might be interested.
Many thanks in advance.
--
Send compilers articles to compilers@esegue.segue.boston.ma.us
{spdcc | ima | lotus}!esegue. Meta-mail to compilers-request@esegue.
Please send responses to the author of the message, not the poster.
--
Good health is merely the slowest rate at which one can die.