June 24, 2009 in Research | Comments (1)
Tags: conference, Pola
First things first: the paper submitted to LCC has been put up on the Pola project page.
Secondly, one of my supervisors informed of the looming deadline for FOPARA (Foundational and Practical Applications of Resource Analysis), a workshop of FM2009 in Eindhoven. The workshop seems like a brilliant fit for my work and there are a lot of interesting people attending (for instance Martin Hofmann as well as Hume people like Kevin Hammond and Greg Michaelson and many others).
The only sticking point is the deadline, less than 3 weeks away. I think this would be a good opportunity to write up the more practical aspects of Pola, how it’s implemented and how a programmer could use it. I’m already a little backlogged with implementation details and, in my mind, finishing up the new implementation of bounds inference is more important than writing another paper.
First things first: the paper submitted to LCC has been put up on the Pola project page.
Secondly, one of my supervisors informed of the looming deadline for FOPARA (Foundational and Practical Applications of Resource Analysis), a workshop of FM2009 in Eindhoven. The workshop seems like a brilliant fit for my work and there are a lot of interesting people attending (for instance Martin Hofmann as well as Hume people like Kevin Hammond and Greg Michaelson and many others).
The only sticking point is the deadline, less than 3 weeks away. I think this would be a good opportunity to write up the more practical aspects of Pola, how it’s implemented and how a programmer could use it. I’m already a little backlogged with implementation details and, in my mind, finishing up the new implementation of bounds inference is more important than writing another paper.
Hello,
I do not know who you are. But I think Fopara will indeed be very interesting and we are very interested in hearing from your work. We would really appreciate it if you would be able to submit!
After submitting, you can still implement for the rest of the summer.…
Marko van Eekelen (‘a bit biased’ since I am one of the Fopara organisers but still…)