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2011 Barrelfish workshop
20-21 October, FW11, Cambridge University
Computer Laboratory
= 2011 Barrelfish workshop =
== 20-21 October, Cambridge University Computer Laboratory ==
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Thursday 20 October    09.00 Coffee
09.
30 Timothy Roscoe (ETH Zurich) Welcome, last year's progress, workshop goals
10.00
Werner Haas (Intel) System-level implications of non-volatile, random-access memory
10.15 Matt Horsnell (ARM) OS support in ARMv7A
10.30 Andrew Baumann (Microsoft) Drawbridge on Barrelfish

11.00 Coffee

11.30 Pravin Shinde (ETH Zurich) Scalable and adaptive network stack architecture
12.00 Jana Giceva (ETH Zurich) Database-OS co-design
12.30 Zach Anderson (ETH Zurich) Fine-grained, language-level, hierarchical resource management

13.00 Buffet lunch

14.00 Adrian Schüpbach (ETH Zurich) A declarative language approach to device configuration
14.30 Ross McIlroy (Microsoft) Calico: rethinking the language / runtime-system boundary
15.00 Marcin Orczyk & Calum McCall GHC for a multi-kernel architecture
 
(U. Glasgow)

15.30 Coffee

16.00 Georgios Varisteas (KTH) Dynamic inter-core scheduling in Barrelfish
16.30 Robert Watson (CUCL) BERI: an open source platform for research into the h/w-s/w interface
16.45 Mikel Lujan (U. Manchester) Teraflux: A Manchester Perspective

17.00 Discussion
& close
  
Friday 21 October     09.00 Coffee

09.
30 Zeus Gómez Marmolejo (BSC) GCC cross compiler and Gasnet
10.00
Stefan Kästle (ETH Zurich) Message-passing co-processor
10.30 Tim Harris (Microsoft) Flexible hardware support for message passing
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09.30|| Timothy Roscoe (ETH Zurich) || Welcome, last year's progress, workshop goals||
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Werner Haas (Intel) ||System-level implications of non-volatile, random-access memory ||
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10.15|| Matt Horsnell (ARM) ||OS support in ARMv7A||
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10.30|| Andrew Baumann (Microsoft) ||Drawbridge on Barrelfish||
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11.30|| Pravin Shinde (ETH Zurich) ||Scalable and adaptive network stack architecture||
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12.00|| Jana Giceva (ETH Zurich) ||Database-OS co-design||
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12.30|| Zach Anderson (ETH Zurich) ||Fine-grained, language-level, hierarchical resource management||
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14.00|| Adrian Schüpbach (ETH Zurich) ||A declarative language approach to device configuration||
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14.30|| Ross McIlroy (Microsoft) ||Calico: rethinking the language / runtime-system boundary ||
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15.00|| Marcin Orczyk & Calum McCall ||GHC for a multi-kernel architecture (U. Glasgow)||
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16.00|| Georgios Varisteas (KTH) ||Dynamic inter-core scheduling in Barrelfish||
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16.30|| Robert Watson (CUCL) ||BERI: an open source platform for research into the h/w-s/w interface||
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16.45|| Mikel Lujan (U. Manchester) ||Teraflux: A Manchester Perspective||
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Friday 21 October''||||
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09.30|| Zeus Gómez Marmolejo (BSC) ||GCC cross compiler and Gasnet||
|| 10.00||
Stefan Kästle (ETH Zurich) ||Message-passing co-processor||
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10.30|| Tim Harris (Microsoft) ||Flexible hardware support for message passing||
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11.00 Coffee, discussion, close
   

2011 Barrelfish workshop

20-21 October, Cambridge University Computer Laboratory

Thursday 20 October

09.30

Timothy Roscoe (ETH Zurich)

Welcome, last year's progress, workshop goals

10.00

Werner Haas (Intel)

System-level implications of non-volatile, random-access memory

10.15

Matt Horsnell (ARM)

OS support in ARMv7A

10.30

Andrew Baumann (Microsoft)

Drawbridge on Barrelfish

11.30

Pravin Shinde (ETH Zurich)

Scalable and adaptive network stack architecture

12.00

Jana Giceva (ETH Zurich)

Database-OS co-design

12.30

Zach Anderson (ETH Zurich)

Fine-grained, language-level, hierarchical resource management

14.00

Adrian Schüpbach (ETH Zurich)

A declarative language approach to device configuration

14.30

Ross McIlroy (Microsoft)

Calico: rethinking the language / runtime-system boundary

15.00

Marcin Orczyk & Calum McCall

GHC for a multi-kernel architecture (U. Glasgow)

16.00

Georgios Varisteas (KTH)

Dynamic inter-core scheduling in Barrelfish

16.30

Robert Watson (CUCL)

BERI: an open source platform for research into the h/w-s/w interface

16.45

Mikel Lujan (U. Manchester)

Teraflux: A Manchester Perspective

 

Friday 21 October

09.30

Zeus Gómez Marmolejo (BSC)

GCC cross compiler and Gasnet

10.00

Stefan Kästle (ETH Zurich)

Message-passing co-processor

10.30

Tim Harris (Microsoft)

Flexible hardware support for message passing

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