PLDI 1989: Portland, Oregon

Session 1

• G. A. Venkatesh:
  A Framework for Construction and Evaluation of High-Level Specifications for Program Analysis Techniques. 1-12
  
• Robert Cartwright, Matthias Felleisen:
  The Semantics of Program Dependence. 13-27
  
• Susan Horwitz, Phil Pfeiffer, Thomas W. Reps:
  Dependence Analysis for Pointer Variables. 28-40
  

Session 2

• Vasanth Balasundaram, Ken Kennedy:
  A Technique for Summarizing Data Access and Its Use in Parallelism Enhancing Transformations. 41-53
  
• Ron Cytron, Michael Hind, Wilson C. Hsieh:
  Automatic Generation of DAG Parallelism. 54-68
  
• Anne Rogers, Keshav Pingali:
  Process Decomposition Through Locality of Reference. 69-80
  

Session 3

• David A. Kranz, Robert H. Halstead Jr., Eric Mohr:
  Mul-T: A High-Performance Parallel Lisp. 81-90
  
• Thomas R. Gross, Angelika Zobel, Markus Zolg:
  Parallel Compilation for a Parallel Machine. 91-100
  
• Waldemar Horwat, Andrew A. Chien, William J. Dally:
  Experience with CST: Programming and Implementation. 101-109
  

Session 4

• Philip J. Koopman Jr., Peter Lee:
  A Fresh Look at Combinator Graph Reduction. 110-119
  
• Rodney Farrow, Alec G. Stanculescu:
  A VHDL Compiler Based on Attribute Grammar Methodology. 120-130
  
• Harald Vogt, S. Doaitse Swierstra, Matthijs F. Kuiper:
  Higher-Order Attribute Grammars. 131-145
  
• Craig Chambers, David Ungar:
  Customization: Optimizing Compiler Technology for SELF, A Dynamically-Typed Object-Oriented Programming Language. 146-160
  

Session 5

• Gordon V. Cormack:
  An LR Substring Parser for Noncorrecting Syntax Error Recovery. 161-169
  
• Daniel J. Salomon, Gordon V. Cormack:
  Scannerless NSLR(1) Parsing of Programming Languages. 170-178
  
• Jan Heering, Paul Klint, J. Rekers:
  Incremental Generation of Parsers. 179-191
  

Session 6

• Hans-Juergen Boehm:
  Type Inference in the Presence of Type Abstraction. 192-206
  
• James O'Toole, David K. Gifford:
  Type Reconstruction with First-Class Polymorphic Values. 207-217
  
• Pierre Jouvelot, David K. Gifford:
  Reasoning about Continuations with Control Effects. 218-226
  

Session 7

• Helmut Emmelmann, Friedrich-Wilhelm Schröer, Rudolf Landwehr:
  BEG - A Generator for Efficient Back Ends. 227-237
  
• Christopher W. Fraser:
  A Language for Writing Code Generators. 238-245
  
• Wen-mei W. Hwu, Pohua P. Chang:
  Inline Function Expansion for Compiling C Programs. 246-257
  

Session 8

• David Bernstein, Dina Q. Goldin, Martin Charles Golumbic, Hugo Krawczyk, Yishay Mansour, Itai Nahshon, Ron Y. Pinter:
  Spill Code Minimization Techniques for Optimizing Compilers. 258-263
  
• Rajiv Gupta, Mary Lou Soffa, Tim Steele:
  Register Allocation via Clique Separators. 264-274
  
• Preston Briggs, Keith D. Cooper, Ken Kennedy, Linda Torczon:
  Coloring Heuristics for Register Allocation. 275-284
  

Session 9

• Edith Schonberg:
  On-The-Fly Detection of Access Anomalies. 285-297
  
• Vivek Sarkar:
  Determining Average Program Execution Times and their Variance. 298-312
  
• Benjamin Goldberg:
  Generational Reference Counting: A Reduced-Communication Distributed Storage Reclamation Scheme. 313-321
  

Session 10

• Russell R. Atkinson, Alan J. Demers, Carl Hauser, Christian Jacobi, Peter Kessler, Mark Weiser:
  Experiences Creating a Portable Cedar. 322-329
  
• Paul R. Wilson, Thomas G. Moher:
  Demonic Memories for Process Histories. 330-343
  
• Chi-Hung Chi, Henry G. Dietz:
  Unified Management of Registers and Cache Using Liveness and Cache Bypass. 344-355
  

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