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IWMSE@ICSE 2008: Leipzig, Germany
- Victor Pankratius, Walter F. Tichy:
Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Multicore Software Engineering, IWMSE '08, Leipzig, Germany, May 11, 2008. ACM 2008, ISBN 978-1-60558-031-9
Keynote & tutorials
- Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai:
Transactional memory: from semantics to silicon. 1-2 - Thomas Willhalm, Nicolae Popovici:
Putting intel® threading building blocks to work. 3-4 - P. V. R. Murthy:
Parallel computing with x10. 5-6
Parallel libraries
- Markus Ålind, Mattias V. Eriksson, Christoph W. Kessler:
BlockLib: a skeleton library for cell broadband engine. 7-14 - Johannes Singler, Benjamin Konsik:
The GNU libstdc++ parallel mode: software engineering considerations. 15-22 - Cosmin E. Oancea
, Alan Mycroft:
Software thread-level speculation: an optimistic library implementation. 23-32
Programming models and fault detection
- Jonathan Sillito:
Stage: exploring erlang style concurrency in ruby. 33-40 - Frank Otto, Thomas Moschny:
Finding synchronization defects in java programs: extended static analyses and code patterns. 41-46 - Lu Yang, Jianwen Tang, Jianhua Zhao, Xuandong Li:
A case study for monitoring-oriented programming in multi-core architecture. 47-52
Applications and experience reports
- Victor Pankratius, Christoph A. Schaefer, Ali Jannesari
, Walter F. Tichy:
Software engineering for multicore systems: an experience report. 53-60 - Wei Lu, Thilina Gunarathne, Dennis Gannon:
Developing a concurrent service orchestration engine in ccr. 61-68
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