'Type system' presentation slideshows

PROVOCATIONs : Library Leadership in the International Arena

PROVOCATIONs : Library Leadership in the International Arena. Thursday May 22, 2014 NATO Libraries Stephen Abram, MLS. What leadership is needed?. Top down or bottom up? Culture of experimentation and pilots? Relationships? Network effect? Competencies and Skills?

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Programming Languages 2nd edition Tucker and Noonan

Programming Languages 2nd edition Tucker and Noonan. Chapter 5 Types Types are the leaven of computer programming; they make it digestible. Robin Milner . 5.1 Type Errors 5.2 Static and Dynamic Typing 5.3 Basic Types 5.4 Non-Basic Types-through 5.4.2 5.5 Recursive Data Types

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A Framework for Testing Concurrent Programs

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Building a KEPLER Extension using Ptolemy II

Building a KEPLER Extension using Ptolemy II. KEPLER Collaboration Staff Presented by: Ilkay Altintas and Efrat Jeager @ San Diego Supercomputer Center, UCSD. Outline. Overview of Ptolemy II and Kepler collaboration Ptolemy II Ptolemy II Architecture Download, Make and Install

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Mobile Access Control

Mobile Access Control. Adriana Compagnoni Stevens Institute of Technology Joint work with Elsa L Gunter (UI-UC). Network. Classroom. Instructor. Mail. Boxed Ambients. Destination. Mailer. Network. Classroom. Instructor. Mail. Boxed Ambients. Destination. msg. Mailer. Network.

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U-Compare

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Lecture 21: Dynamic Information Flow Control

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Names, Scope, and Types

CSCE 314: Programming Languages Dr. Dylan Shell. Names, Scope, and Types. Names. Names refer to different kinds of entities in programs, such as variables, functions, classes, templates, modules, . . . . Names can be reserved or user-defined Names can be bound statically or dynamically

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Deadlock-free Channels and Locks

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Language-based Security: Information Flow Control

18739A: Foundations of Security and Privacy. Language-based Security: Information Flow Control. Anupam Datta Fall 2009. Lecture Outline. Information Flow Control (IFC) Security definition Non-interference [Goguen-Meseguer82] Language-based enforcement

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A Scala /Lift Powered CaGrid Client

A Scala /Lift Powered CaGrid Client. Mark Grand caGrid Knowledge Center mgrand@emory.edu. Overview. I created a simple CaGrid client as an example of coding CaGrid web apps in Scala using the Lift framework. This presentation shows highlights of my experience. Why Scala ?.

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Trust and Authorization via Provenance and Integrity in Distributed Objects

Trust and Authorization via Provenance and Integrity in Distributed Objects. Andy Cirillo James Riely Radha Jagadeesan Corin Pitcher School of CTI, DePaul University. Chicago. An Example: Content Aggregation. Owner adds Aggregator to Account(s)

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Types and Programming Languages

Types and Programming Languages. Lecture 1. Simon Gay Department of Computing Science University of Glasgow. 2006/07. Introduction. Type definitions and declarations are essential aspects of high-level programming languages. Example (Java):. class Example { int a;

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CSE 341 Lecture 1

CSE 341 Lecture 1. Programming Languages; Intro to ML Reading: Ullman 1.1; 2; 3 - 3.2 slides created by Marty Stepp http://www.cs.washington.edu/341/. Programming languages.

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CAPSTONE Astronomy lecture 1, 07.05.2011

CAPSTONE Astronomy lecture 1, 07.05.2011. Course introduction, models of the sky. Lect. 1: Large and ancient questions.

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Python 3000

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Software Transactional Memory

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Just Enough Type Theory or, Featherweight Java A Simple Formal Model of Objects

Just Enough Type Theory or, Featherweight Java A Simple Formal Model of Objects. Jonathan Aldrich 15-819. Why Formal Models?. Make precise what a language means What can you say in the language? How does a program execute? Allow us to prove formal properties

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Perl has $#@% For Types

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