danvy@cis.ksu.edu (Olivier Danvy) (03/12/91)
PEPM'91 ADVANCE PROGRAM
Symposium on Partial Evaluation and Semantics-Based Program Manipulation
June 17-19, 1991, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
A symposium sponsored by the ACM Special Interest Group SIGPLAN,
in cooperation with IFIP.
The goal of PEPM'91 is to investigate the principles and applications
of partial evaluation and other methods for manipulating programs
based on their semantics. Many recent advances in both theory and
practice and within a variety of programming language paradigms have
made it desirable to bring together researchers in the field, where
new ideas and syntheses of existing ones are expected to continue the
momentum of this rapidly evolving field.
The PEPM'91 proceedings will be available from ACM as a special issue
of SIGPLAN Notices.
Sunday, June 16th
5:00--6:30 pm Conference Registration
5:00--7:00 pm Reception
Monday, June 17th
7:30--05:30
Conference Registration
7:30--8:00
Breakfast
8:00--8:45
Tutorial on Partial Evaluation
John Launchbury, University of Glasgow
9:00--10:30 Session 1:
Chaired by Torben Mogensen, University of Copenhagen
Akihiko Takano, Advanced Research Laboratory, Hitachi
"Generalized Partial Computation for a Lazy Functional Language
Alexandre Romanenko, Institute for Physical Chemistry, Moscow
"Metacomputations and Inversion
Dan Sahlin, Swedish Institute of Computer Science
"Determinacy Analysis for Full Prolog
10:30--11:00 Break
11:00--12:30 Session 2:
Chaired by Yoshihito Futamura, Waseda University
Bjorn Lisper, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
"Detecting Static Algorithms by Partial Evaluation"
Timothy J. Hickey, Donald A. Smith, Brandeis University
"Partial Evaluation and Constraint Logic Programming"
Agostino Cortesi, Gilberto File, Universita degli Study di Padova
"Abstract Interpretation of Logic Programs: an Abstract Domain
for Groundness, Sharing, Freeness, and Compoundness Analysis"
12:30--2:00 Lunch
2:00--3:30 Session 3:
Chaired by Kenneth Kahn, Xerox PARC
Donald A. Smith, Brandeis University
"Partial Evaluation of Pattern Matching in CLP Domains"
David Sherman, Robert Strandh, Irene Durand,
University of Chicago and Universite de Bordeaux 1
"Optimization of Equational Programs Using Partial Evaluation"
R.S. Sundaresh, Yale University
"Building Incremental Programs using Partial Evaluation"
3:30--4:00 Break
4:00--6:00 Session 4:
Chaired by Mikhail Bulyonkov, Institute of Informatics Systems,
Novosibirsk
Uwe Meyer, Justus-Liebig-Universitat Giessen
"Techniques for Partial Evaluation of Imperative Languages"
Timothy S. McNerney, Thinking Machines Corporation
"Verifying the Correctness of Compiler Transformations on
Basic Blocks using Abstract Interpretation"
Zena M. Ariola, Arvind, Harvard University and MIT
"A Syntactic Approach to Program Transformation"
Tuesday, June 18th
8:00--5:30 Conference Registration
8:00--8:45 Tutorial on Binding Time Analysis
Neil D. Jones, University of Copenhagen
9:00--10:30 Session 5:
Chaired by David A. Schmidt, Kansas State University
John Hannan, University of Copenhagen
"Staging Transformations for Abstract Machines"
Anne De Niel, Eddy Bevers, Karel De Vlaminck,
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
"Program Bifurcation for a Polymorphically Typed Functional Language"
Sebastian Hunt, David Sands, Imperial College
"Binding Time Analysis: A New PERspective"
10:30--11:00 Break
11:00--12:30 Session 6:
Chaired by John Gallagher, University of Bristol
Carsten K. Gomard, Peter Sestoft, University of Copenhagen
"Globalization and Live Variables"
Young Gil Park, Benjamin Goldberg, New York University
"Reference Escape Analysis: Optimizing Reference Counting
based on the Lifetime of References"
Olin Shivers, Carnegie-Mellon University
"The Semantics of Scheme Control-Flow Analysis"
12:30--2:00 Lunch
2:00--3:30 Session 7:
Chaired by Valentin Turchin, City University of New York
Andrei Klimov, Institute for Information Transmission Problems, Moscow
"Dynamic Specialization in an Extended Functional Language
with Monotone Objects"
Siau Cheng Khoo, R.S. Sundaresh, Yale University
"Compiling Inheritance using Partial Evaluation"
Carsten K. Holst, Carsten K. Gomard,
University of Glasgow and University of Copenhagen
"Partial Evaluation is Fuller Laziness"
3:30--4:00 Break
4:00--5:30 Session 8:
Chaired by Anders Haraldsson, University of Linkoping
Robert Muller, Harvard University
"M-LISP: Its Natural Semantics and Equational Logic"
Torben Amtoft Hansen, University of Aarhus
"Properties of Unfolding-based Meta-level Systems"
Philip Wadler, University of Glasgow
"Is there a use for Linear Logic?"
7:00 pm Banquet
Wednesday, June 19th
8:00--8:45 Tutorial on Program Transformation
William Scherlis, DARPA
9:00--10:30 Session 9:
Chaired by Richard Waldinger, Stanford University
Alberto Pettorossi, Maurizio Proietti, University of
Rome II and IASI-CNR
"Semantics Preserving Transformation Rules for Prolog"
Spiro Michaylov, Frank Pfenning, Carnegie-Mellon University
"Compiling the Polymorphic Lambda-Calculus"
Ian Mason, Carolyn Talcott, Stanford University
"Program Transformations for Configuring Components"
10:00--10:30 Break
10:30--11:30 Session 10:
Chaired by Jan Komorowski, University of Trondheim
Robert Gluck, University of Vienna
"Towards Multiple Self-Application"
Erik Ruf, Daniel Weise, Stanford University
"Using Types to Avoid Redundant Specialization"
12:30 End of the Conference
General Chair:
Charles Consel (USA)
Olivier Danvy (USA)
Program Chair:
Paul Hudak (USA)
Neil D. Jones (Denmark)
Local Arrangements:
Benjamin Goldberg (USA)
Treasurer:
Linda Joyce (USA)
Publicity:
Olivier Danvy (USA)
Program Committee:
Mikhail Bulyonkov (USSR)
Charles Consel (USA)
Olivier Danvy (USA)
Yoshihiko Futamura (Japan)
John Gallagher (UK)
Anders Haraldsson (Sweden)
Paul Hudak (USA)
Neil D. Jones (Denmark)
Kenneth Kahn (USA)
Jan Komorowski (Norway)
John Launchbury (UK)
Torben Mogensen (Denmark)
David A. Schmidt (USA)
Valentin Turchin (USA)
Richard Waldinger (USA)
Conference Site
All technical sessions, lunches, and registration will be held at Yale
University, 51 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06520. The
banquet will be held at a place to be announced. For further
information, contact Benjamin Goldberg, Computer Science Dept., New
York University, 251 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012, at (212)
998-3495 or goldberg@cs.nyu.edu
Transportation
All of the major New York airports are within 2h30 from New Haven by
car or limousine. Bradley International Airport (Hartford, CT) is
about 1h from New Haven. Finally, New Haven has a small domestic
airport located less than two miles from the downtown area (10 minutes
by taxi).
New Haven is also easily reached by commuter train from New York and
by Amtrak from Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
United Airlines has been designated as the official carrier of PEPM91
offering special round-trip fares to North American conferees. United
and United Express will allow an additional 5% off any published fare
in the United States, or, with seven days advance purchase, 45% off
full coach fare from domestic cities or comparable published Canadian
Meeting Fares from selected Canadian cities. To take advantage of
these discounts, call (800) 521-4041 and cite Meeting ID No. 1521, or
give this information to your local travel agent.
Climate
The weather in New Haven in June is sunny and warm. A light jacket may
be needed in the early morning and evening.
Registration
Advance registration for the Conference is highly recommended. The
rates are indicated on the Registration Form. The deadline for advance
registration is May 10, 1991. Notice that the same deadline applies
for Hotel Reservation. The registration fee includes a copy of the
Proceedings, the reception Sunday evening, luncheons on Monday and
Tuesday, refreshments during the breaks, three continental breakfasts
and the Tuesday night Banquet. Speakers and program committee members
should use the $255 rate. Extra banquet tickets can be purchased for
$35. The student registration fee does not include the lunches or the
dinner. On-site registration will be accepted Sunday evening, and
during the Conference. For further information, contact Linda Joyce
(203) 432-4715 or joyce@cs.yale.edu
Participants from countries for which a visa for entering the US is
required are strongly advised to apply in their home country at least
two months before the intended date of travel.
Circle the appropriate fee below and mail this form to
Linda Joyce
Department of Computer Science, Yale University
51 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06520
(203) 432-4715
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Conference Registration Form
ACM SIGPLAN & IFIP Symposium on Partial Evaluation
and Semantics Based Program Manipulation 1991
Advance registration deadline is May 10, 1991
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Hotel Reservation Form
ACM SIGPLAN & IFIP Symposium on Partial Evaluation
and Semantics Based Program Manipulation 1991
Hotel reservations should be made by sending the following hotel
reservation form before May 10, 1991 to
Colony Inn, 1157 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 776-1234, (800) 458-8810 outside Connecticut, Fax (203) 772-3929
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PEPM'91 Hotel Registration Form
Colony Inn
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New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 776-1234
(800) 458-8810 outside Connecticut
Fax: (203) 772-3929
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