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ISMM'07 CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
and Accepted Papers
2007 ACM International Symposium on Memory Management
co-located with OOPSLA 2007
Sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN
21-22 October 2007, Montreal
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~greg/ismm07/
To register for the symposium, see the OOPSLA registration page
at http://www.oopsla.org/oopsla2007. Note that the deadline for
early registration and reduced rates is Thursday, 13 September.
ISMM is a forum for research in management of dynamically allocated
memory. Areas of interest include but are not limited to: explicit
storage allocation and deallocation; garbage collection algorithms and
implementations; compiler analyses to aid memory management;
interactions with languages, operating systems, and hardware,
especially the memory system; and empirical studies of allocation and
referencing behavior in programs that make significant use of dynamic
memory.
This year's symposium is being held in conjunction with OOPSLA
in Montreal on October 21st and 22nd. Invited speakers include
Peter O'Hearn (Queen Mary, University of London) and David Kirk
(Chief Scientist NVIDIA). In addition to presentation of the papers
listed below, there will be an exciting "wild and crazy" ideas session
where participants will have a chance to discuss half-baked
and interesting ideas. All are welcome!
Invited talks and papers to be presented at the symposium:
Keynote: Separation Logic and Concurrent Resource Management
Peter O'Hearn
Safe Manual Memory Management
David Gay, Robert Ennals, & Eric Brewer
Detecting and Eliminating Memory Leaks Using Cyclic Memory Allocation
Huu Hai Nguyen & Martin Rinard
Page Access Tracking to Improve Memory Management
Reza Azimi, Livio Soares, Michael Stumm,
Angela Demke Brown, & Tom Walsh
Effective Prefetch for Mark-Sweep Garbage Collection
Robin Garner, Stephen Blackburn, & Daniel Frampton
Accordion Arrays: Selective Compression of Unicode Arrays in Java
Craig Zilles
Decrypting the Java Gene Pool: Predicting Object Lifetimes with
Micro-
Patterns
Sebastien Marion, Richard Jones, & Chris Ryder
Allocation-Phase Aware Scheduling Policies to Improve Garbage
Collection
Performance
Feng Xian, Witawas Srisa-an, & Hong Jiang
Intelligent Selection of Application-Specific Garbage Collectors
Jeremy Singer, Gavin Brown, Ian Watson, & John Cavazos
Keynote: NVIDIA CUDA Software and GPU Parallel Computing Architecture
David Kirk
Heap Space Analysis for Java Bytecode
Elvira Albert, Samir Genaim, & Miguel Gomez-Zamalloa
Uniqueness Inference for Compile-Time Object Deallocation
Sigmund Cherem & Radu Rugina
A Correct and Useful Incremental Copying Garbage Collector
Martin Kero, Johan Nordlander, & Per Lindgren
Overlooking Roots: A Framework for Making Nondeferred Reference-
Counting Garbage Collection Fast
Pramod Joisha
Stopless: A Real-Time Garbage Collector for Modern Platforms
Filip Pizlo, Daniel Frampton, Erez Petrank,
& Bjarne Steensgaard
Mark-Sweep or Copying? A "Best of Both Worlds" Algorithm and a
Hardware-Supported Real-Time Implementation
Sylvain Stanchina & Matthias Meyer
and Accepted Papers
2007 ACM International Symposium on Memory Management
co-located with OOPSLA 2007
Sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN
21-22 October 2007, Montreal
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~greg/ismm07/
To register for the symposium, see the OOPSLA registration page
at http://www.oopsla.org/oopsla2007. Note that the deadline for
early registration and reduced rates is Thursday, 13 September.
ISMM is a forum for research in management of dynamically allocated
memory. Areas of interest include but are not limited to: explicit
storage allocation and deallocation; garbage collection algorithms and
implementations; compiler analyses to aid memory management;
interactions with languages, operating systems, and hardware,
especially the memory system; and empirical studies of allocation and
referencing behavior in programs that make significant use of dynamic
memory.
This year's symposium is being held in conjunction with OOPSLA
in Montreal on October 21st and 22nd. Invited speakers include
Peter O'Hearn (Queen Mary, University of London) and David Kirk
(Chief Scientist NVIDIA). In addition to presentation of the papers
listed below, there will be an exciting "wild and crazy" ideas session
where participants will have a chance to discuss half-baked
and interesting ideas. All are welcome!
Invited talks and papers to be presented at the symposium:
Keynote: Separation Logic and Concurrent Resource Management
Peter O'Hearn
Safe Manual Memory Management
David Gay, Robert Ennals, & Eric Brewer
Detecting and Eliminating Memory Leaks Using Cyclic Memory Allocation
Huu Hai Nguyen & Martin Rinard
Page Access Tracking to Improve Memory Management
Reza Azimi, Livio Soares, Michael Stumm,
Angela Demke Brown, & Tom Walsh
Effective Prefetch for Mark-Sweep Garbage Collection
Robin Garner, Stephen Blackburn, & Daniel Frampton
Accordion Arrays: Selective Compression of Unicode Arrays in Java
Craig Zilles
Decrypting the Java Gene Pool: Predicting Object Lifetimes with
Micro-
Patterns
Sebastien Marion, Richard Jones, & Chris Ryder
Allocation-Phase Aware Scheduling Policies to Improve Garbage
Collection
Performance
Feng Xian, Witawas Srisa-an, & Hong Jiang
Intelligent Selection of Application-Specific Garbage Collectors
Jeremy Singer, Gavin Brown, Ian Watson, & John Cavazos
Keynote: NVIDIA CUDA Software and GPU Parallel Computing Architecture
David Kirk
Heap Space Analysis for Java Bytecode
Elvira Albert, Samir Genaim, & Miguel Gomez-Zamalloa
Uniqueness Inference for Compile-Time Object Deallocation
Sigmund Cherem & Radu Rugina
A Correct and Useful Incremental Copying Garbage Collector
Martin Kero, Johan Nordlander, & Per Lindgren
Overlooking Roots: A Framework for Making Nondeferred Reference-
Counting Garbage Collection Fast
Pramod Joisha
Stopless: A Real-Time Garbage Collector for Modern Platforms
Filip Pizlo, Daniel Frampton, Erez Petrank,
& Bjarne Steensgaard
Mark-Sweep or Copying? A "Best of Both Worlds" Algorithm and a
Hardware-Supported Real-Time Implementation
Sylvain Stanchina & Matthias Meyer