nigelh@cui.unige.ch (HORSPOOL Nigel) (10/26/89)
CALL FOR PAPERS
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Third International Workshop on
COMPILER COMPILERS
Schwerin, GDR
October 22-26, 1990
Academy of Sciences of the GDR Society for Informatics
Institute of Informatics and of the GDR
Computing Technique
TOPICS
* General requirements, properties and theoretical aspects of
compiler compilers
* Compilation for new computer architectures
* Development of (knowledge-based) generation tools
* Tools and meta-tools for software engineering
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
P. Deransart (France), P. Fritzson (Sweden), T. Gyimothi (Hungary),
D. Hammer (Chairman, GDR), R.N. Horspool (Canada), U. Kastens (FRG),
K. Koskimies (Finland), J. Loetsch (GDR), G. Riedewald (GDR),
V.A. Serebriakov (USSR), R. Wilhelm (FRG).
CONTACT ADDRESS
Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR
Instituet fuer Informatik und Rechentechnik
CC'90 - Organizing Committee
Rudower Chaussee 5
1199 Berlin
GDR (East Germany)
DEADLINES
January 31, 1990 Latest arrival of registration form and
preliminary paper
April 30, 1990 Notification of acceptance
July 15, 1990 Papers in camera-ready form
August 15, 1990 Transfer of registration fee
Please write to the address given above (or follow the e-mail instructions
at the end of this announcement) to obtain a printed copy of the `Call for
Papers' which includes the Registration Form and a form for obtaining a visa
to visit the GDR.
Here is some additional information, reproduced from the Call for Papers.
AIMS AND SCOPE:
Modern compiler architectures make special demands on compiler-compilers.
Some current problems include full generation capability for all
compilation phases, generating production quality compilers, integration
of incremental compilation techniques, and construction of tools for
programming environments.
The workshop will provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of
problems in this field and address the following topics.
* General requirements, properties and theoretical aspects of
compiler compilers
* Compilation for new computer architectures
* Development of (knowledge-based) generation tools
* Tools and meta-tools for software engineering
The workshop is the third in a series of Compiler Compilers. The first
one took place in 1986, Bautzen (GDR), and the second one in 1988, Berlin
(GDR). The proceedings of the 1988 workshop were edited by Springer-
Verlag in the series of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume 371.
PROGRAM:
The sessions will be held October 22-26, 1990. The working language of
the workshop will be English. Simultaneous translation will not be
provided.
PAPER SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
To offer a contribution, please submit a preliminary version of the
complete paper of 6 to 15 pages together with the registration form.
The final version should not exceed 15 pages. Typing instructions for
camera-ready papers will be sent with the notification of acceptance.
The proceedings will be available as preprints during the workshop.
It is planned to publish the proceedings in the series of Lecture Notes
in Computer Science by Springer-Verlag.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
Overhead and slide projectors are available. Demonstrations should be
oriented toward IBM-compatible PC computers.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The workshop will be held in the Schwerin Palace. The city of Schwerin
is situated near the middle of the Hamburg-Berlin motorway. The easiest
way to reach Schwerin is to fly to Berlin or Hamburg and to complete the
journey by rail or by car.
ACCOMMODATION:
The participants will stay in the four-star hotel `Stadt Schwerin' in
the centre of Schwerin. The hotel reservations will be booked by the
Organizing Committee. The hotel rates are 91 DM per day for a single
room and 156 DM per day for a double room, respectively (including
breakfast).
REGISTRATION FEE:
Participants: 300 DM
Participants coming from COMECON countries: 300 M/DDR
For payments received after the deadline of August 15, the registration
fee increases to 330 DM (330 M/DDR). The fee includes participation in
all scientific sessions, printed materials and invitations to social
events. Workshop attendees are responsible for paying their own
accommodation and meal expenses.
CULTURAL EVENTS:
* Banquet for the participants in an historical windmill
* Organ recital in the cathedral of Schwerin
* Concert with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Schwerin
* Guided tour through Schwerin
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You may send e-mail requests for the `Call for Papers' to:
nigelh@cgeuge51.bitnet or nigelh@cuisun.unige.ch
Remember to include your name and full postal address.
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