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FOCS
2006
IEEE
16 years 10 days ago
Dispersion of Mass and the Complexity of Randomized Geometric Algorithms
How much can randomness help computation? Motivated by this general question and by volume computation, one of the few instances where randomness provably helps, we analyze a noti...
Luis Rademacher, Santosh Vempala
ISCA
2005
IEEE
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15 years 12 months ago
Virtualizing Transactional Memory
Writing concurrent programs is difficult because of the complexity of ensuring proper synchronization. Conventional lock-based synchronization suffers from wellknown limitations, ...
Ravi Rajwar, Maurice Herlihy, Konrad K. Lai
CBSE
2005
Springer
15 years 11 months ago
Architecture Based Deployment of Large-Scale Component Based Systems: The Tool and Principles
After a component based system is developed, it has to be deployed into a target environment. As the system becomes much larger and more complex and the environment becomes open an...
Ling Lan, Gang Huang, Liya Ma, Meng Wang, Hong Mei...
HVC
2005
Springer
97views Hardware» more  HVC 2005»
15 years 11 months ago
An Extensible Open-Source Compiler Infrastructure for Testing
Testing forms a critical part of the development process for large-scale software, and there is growing need for automated tools that can read, represent, analyze, and transform th...
Daniel J. Quinlan, Shmuel Ur, Richard W. Vuduc
MSR
2010
ACM
15 years 11 months ago
Do stack traces help developers fix bugs?
—A widely shared belief in the software engineering community is that stack traces are much sought after by developers to support them in debugging. But limited empirical evidenc...
Adrian Schröter, Nicolas Bettenburg, Rahul Pr...