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18th SoCal PLS:
Programming Languages and Systems

The SoCal Programming Languages and Systems Workshop is an informal gathering of programming languages and systems researchers in Southern California.

This fall, we'll meet at the [University of California, Riverside][ucr] on Friday, September 22nd, 2017.

Workshop in Fall 2017

The primary goals of this workshop include:

  • Providing a friendly environment for students and other researchers to present their work.
  • Strengthening ties between local institutions.
  • Learning about cool happenings in programming languages, systems, and related areas!

Registration

Please register using this Google form.

Schedule

|----------|--------------------------------------------------------| | | Session 1 (Program Analysis) | | 9:30AM | Keynote: Cause and Effect of Unsound Analysis.
Jens Palsberg (UCLA) | | 10:10AM | Structural and Nominal Cross-Language Clone Detection.
Lawton Nichols, Mehmet Emre, and Ben Hardekopf (UCSB) | | 10:35AM | Calling-to-Reference Context Translation via Constraint-Guided CFL-Reachability.
Cheng Cai, Qirun Zhang, Zhiqiang Zuo, Khanh Nguyen, Harry Xu, Zhendong Su (UCI, UCD) | | 11:00AM | Kleene algebra modulo theories. Ryan Beckett, Eric Campbell,
Michael Greenberg (Princeton University, Pomona College) | | 11:25AM | ParaStack: Efficient Hang Detection for MPI Programs at Large Scale.
Hongbo Li, Zizhong Chen and Rajiv Gupta (UCR) | | | | | 11:50AM | Lunch | | | | | | Session 2 (Security) | | 12:50PM | Keynote: Security by Compilation: An Automated Approach to Side-channel Resistance.
Chao Wang (USC) | | 1:30PM | Program Repair to Remove Timing Side-channel Leaks.
Meng Wu (Virginia Tech) | | 1:55PM | Symbolic Execution of Programmable Logic Controller Code.
Shengjian Guo, Meng Wu, and Chao Wang (Virginia Tech/USC) | | | | | 2:20PM | Coffee Break | | | | | | Session 3 (Language Design and Type systems) | | 2:35PM | Keynote: "Safe" Languages Require Sequential Consistency.
Todd Millstein (UCLA) | | 3:15PM | ChemType: Programming Chemistry on Laboratories-on-a-Chip.
Jason Ott, Chris Curtis, Tyson Loveless, Mohsen Lesani, Philip Brisk (UCR) | | 3:40PM | Typed Assembly for the Zarf ISA.
Michael Christensen, Joseph McMahan (UCSB) | | | | | 4:05PM | Coffee Break | | | | | | Session 4 (Parallel and Distributed Computing) | | 4:20PM | Keynote: SAT-Directed Stateless Model Checking.
Brian Demsky (UCI) | | 5:00PM | Grammar-aware Parallelization for Scalable XPath Querying.
Lin Jiang, Zhijia Zhao (UCR) | | 5:25PM | Skyway: Connecting Managed Heaps in Distributed Big Data Systems.
Khanh Nguyen, Lu Fang, Christian Navasca, Harry Xu, Brian Demsky, Shan Lu (UCI, University of Chicago) | | | | | 5:50PM | |

Driving Directions and Parking

The following map shows your route.

  1. Getting the permit

Drive off highway CA-60 (I-215N if coming from San Diego) at University Ave, then follow the red route in the map below to the Information Kiosk (on West Campus Dr). To find the kiosk, search (Google) “UCR Information Kiosk - West Campus Drive”.
At the Kiosk, depending on whether you have a parking permit form another UC campus:
* If yes, show your permit and get a UCR permit. Faculty/staff who work at another UC and have a long term (quarter or annual) parking permit from that campus can get a UCR permit. * If no, you can simply mention the name of our workshop and your name and get a Red Parking Permit for Lot 13. We already paid.
  1. Parking the car

You will continue in the same direction and drive around the campus to reach the parking Lot 13. To find the parking lot, search (Google) “UCR parking Lot 13”. Please follow the signs and only park in places for Red permits.
  1. Walking to the Winston Chung Hall (WCH)

From the parking lot, you will walk to WCH in about 5 mins. The workshop will be in room number 138 that is located in the back of WCH (pointed by the finger in the map). The door of Room 138 directly opens to outside.

Submission Guidelines

Both original research and work that has been published in other venues is welcome!

Authors should submit abstracts of at most ~300 words via (this) Google form. The submission deadline is Friday, September 1st, by the end of the day.

Selected abstracts will be presented as a talk or a poster. The program committee will determine the length of the talks based on the number and content of the abstracts; and they'll provide more information when they notify you of acceptance.

Important Dates

|-----------------------|-------------------------------------------| | Friday, September 1st | Abstract submission deadline (end of day) | | Friday, September 8th | Notification of acceptance | | Sunday, September 17th | Registration deadline | | Friday, September 22nd | SoCal PLS Workshop |

Program Committee

|--------------------|---------| |Rajiv Gupta | UCR | |Ranjit Jhala | UCSD | |Mohsen Lesani | UCR | |Todd Millstein | UCLA | |Harry Xu | UCI | |Zhijia Zhao | UCR |

Organization

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