'Type systems' presentation slideshows

Structure and Abstraction in HOT Languages

Structure and Abstraction in HOT Languages. A Comparison of Polymorphism, Modules, and Objects David MacQueen Bell Labs. How OO and FP Support Adaptable Programming. Parameterization, Subtyping, Iinheritance David MacQueen Bell Labs. Hot Languages. higher-order binding code and data

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A Step-Indexed Model of Substructural State

A Step-Indexed Model of Substructural State. Matthew Fluet Cornell University Amal Ahmed Greg Morrisett Harvard University. A Step-Indexed Model of Substructural State. Matthew Fluet Cornell University Amal Ahmed Greg Morrisett Harvard University. Introduction.

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Session-based Distributed Programming in Java

Session-based Distributed Programming in Java. Raymond Hu 1 , Nobuko Yoshida 1 and Kohei Honda 2 1. Imperial College London; 2. Queen Mary, Uni. of London. February 2008. Overview (1). Background and Related Work. Worked Example: Session Programming in SJ . The SJ Session Runtime.

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Security of Multithreaded Programs by Compilation

Security of Multithreaded Programs by Compilation. Tamara Rezk INDES Project, INRIA Sophia Antipolis Mediterranee Joint work with Gilles Barthe , Alejandro Russo, Andrei Sabelfeld Torino, April 21 st Matyss COLOR Project. In this talk:. Security of mobile code (proof carrying code)

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Encoding Ownership Types in Java

Encoding Ownership Types in Java. Nicholas Cameron James Noble Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Ownership types for real life. Ownership types are great! (More later...). Ownership types for real life. But ownership type systems are big and complex

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The secret life of typecheckers

The secret life of typecheckers. Introduction. This presentation is modeled on a paper by Luca Cardelli (Bell Labs, 1985) A general view of type-checking will be presented from the perspective of the programming language designer We will explore type systems past, present and future.

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CSCE 314 Programming Languages

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Practical Pluggable types for Java

Chris Andreae James Noble Victoria University of Wellington. Shane Arkus Todd Millstein University of California. Practical Pluggable types for Java. Presented by Lina Zarivach. Existing type systems are not sufficient. Non-null types

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A Framework for Implementing Pluggable Type Systems

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Type inference and modern type systems

Type inference and modern type systems. Stephanie Weirich University of Pennsylvania. Type inference. What is the role of type inference in the design of programming languages? Old answer (for many FP languages): Part of the language specification Defines what valid programs

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Types and Programming Languages

Types and Programming Languages. Lecture 11. Simon Gay Department of Computing Science University of Glasgow. 2006/07. Type Systems for Resource Control. We will now look at how type systems used to control not only how data is used but also how many times it is used: in other

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CMSC 336 Type Systems for Programming Languages

CMSC 336 Type Systems for Programming Languages. David MacQueen Winter, 2003 www.classes.cs.uchicago.edu/classes/ archive/2003/winter/CS33600. CS Theory. Computer Science = applied mathematics + engineering CS theory is the applied mathematics part

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CMSC 336 Type Systems for Programming Languages

CMSC 336 Type Systems for Programming Languages. David MacQueen Winter, 2002 www.classes.cs.uchicago.edu/classes/ archive/2002/winter/CS33600. CS Theory. Computer Science = applied mathematics + engineering CS theory is the applied mathematics part

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Designing a type system for BoogiePL 2

Designing a type system for BoogiePL 2. K. Rustan M. Leino Microsoft Research, Redmond , WA. 10 Oct 2007 IFIP WG 2.3 meeting Santa Fe, NM. 10 Oct 2007 IFIP WG 2.3 meeting Santa Fe, NM. Boogie verifier architecture. C. Spec#. C. Spec# compiler. HAVOC. VerifiedC. MSIL. Translator.

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iLon

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15-819 Objects and Aspects: Language Support for Extensibility and Evolvability

15-819 Objects and Aspects: Language Support for Extensibility and Evolvability. Jonathan Aldrich Fall, 2004. Objects and Aspects. Goals Capture problem domain more closely in code Provide mechanisms for extensibility Techniques Inheritance, Subtyping, Dispatch, Pointcuts, Advice.

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Beyond Eiffel

Beyond Eiffel. these slides contain advanced material and are optional. Beyond Eiffel. Eiffel was used in the course to introduce you to programming The goal is not to learn programming Eiffel The goal is to Understand programming Learn the concepts of programming

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NGATS Weather Concept of Operations

NGATS Weather Concept of Operations. JPDO Weather IPT. JPDO Recent Publications. Concept of Operations for the Next Generation Air Transportation System Draft Version 0.2; July 24, 2006 Next Generation Air Transportation System Weather Concept of Operations Version 1.0; May 13, 2006

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Software Engineering in the Academy

Software Engineering in the Academy Bertrand Meyer IEEE Computer, May 2001 Definitions of SE The body of methods, tools and techniques intended to produce quality software.

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1 Astronomical Observatory, Volgina 7, 11160 Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro

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