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My research interests fall broadly into three categories:
programming languages, software engineering, and systems. More specifically
I am interested in language, compiler, and runtime design for achieving reliability. Along
with Steve Ko and Karthik Dantu, I have founded the Reliable Mobile Systems group at UB.
I am involved in a number of large software projects:
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Multi-MLton : a multi-core aware extension of the MLton SML compiler (Open Source).
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The Fiji VM: a real-time Java VM with support for mixed-criticality applications (academic licenses available).
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Sting: an optimizing compiler extension to SessionJ that utilizes JavaFlow (Open Source).
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RTDroid: a real-time Android variant powered by Fiji VM (Open Source).
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BlueSeal: a Soot extension for security analysis of Android apps (Open Source).
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RTML: a SML compiler for real-time systems built from MLton (Open Source).
Recent News:
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Implementation for our real-time SML compiler (built on MLton) is available, it is an early stage prototype.
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Implementation for RTDroid is available, including data sets, and scripts. Latest publication accepted to RTAS 2017.
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Implementation for BlueSeal string analysis for Android is available, including data sets and scripts.
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I am organizing this years Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-time and Embedded Systems at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Amazon has published both of our low-cost Python Programming textbooks: Part 1 and Part 2
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My CS177 course has been adopted at the Austin Independent School District.
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