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SIGPLAN is the Special
Interest Group of ACM that focuses on Programming
Languages. The group promotes awareness and advancement of research and
practice in programming languages. The SIG serves as a forum for members to
design, present and learn about new programming techniques, languages and
abstractions. This semester we will host a series of tutorials on exciting
programming language topics including templates, Python and virtual machines.
Additionally, we will hold regular discussions on programming
language topices of interest to the membership. All parties are welcome to
attend regardless of experience level.
Also see the Programming Languages Seminar.
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Schedule:
SIGPLAN meets Mondays at 8:30pm in
the ACM office (1104 SC)
and conference room (1112 SC).
| Sep 19 |
A comparison of C++ templates and Java 1.5 generics
[Generics in the Java Programming Language]
[C++ Standard Template Library Documentation]
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| Sep 26 |
What are the parts of a programming language, how do you define one?
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| Oct 3 |
Discussion on Lotus Notes
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| Oct 10 |
canceled, recovering from conference
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| Oct 17 |
organizational meeting: fixed schedule, general discussion
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| Oct 24 |
Extensible Programming Languages (Sameer Sundresh)
[slides]
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| Oct 31 |
OCAML (Ryan Morlok)
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| Nov 7 |
Duck Typing (Jacob Lee)
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| Nov 14 |
Virtual Machines (Joe Re)
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| Nov 28 |
Dynamic typing vs. Static typing (Michael Ilseman)
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| Dec 5 |
Typed assembly language--LLVM (Ryan Morlok)
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[Spring 2005 archives]
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