BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//hacksw/handcal//NONSGML v1.0//EN NAME:European Lisp Symposium 2011 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:185-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110330T160000Z DTEND:20110330T200000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Welcome Reception DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:186-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T063000Z DTEND:20110331T070000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Registration DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:187-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T070000Z DTEND:20110331T073000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Welcome Message DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:188-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T073000Z DTEND:20110331T083000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Compiling for the Common Case DESCRIPTION:Microprocessor vendors are actively exploring mechanisms t hat offer the potential to reduce the effort to produce parallel code. One such mechanism, is the ability to atomically execute code which i s useful for accelerating critical sections, lock-free data structures , and for implementing transactional memory. With 3 prior implementati ons (Transmeta's Crusoe, Azul's Vega, and Sun's Rock) this mechanism h as a lot of potential to be ubiquitous in the next decade. In this tal k, I'll discuss how this mechanism can be re-purposed to provide very efficient user-mode checkpoint/rollback, allowing a compiler to genera te "speculative" versions of code that support only the expected case. I'll detail our experiences exploring compiling in such an environmen t in the context of an x86 binary translator, a Java virtual machine, and the Python dynamic language. CONTACT:Craig Zilles END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:189-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T090000Z DTEND:20110331T094500Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Supercomputing in Lisp DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Valentin Pavlov END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:190-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T094500Z DTEND:20110331T103000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:A Futures Library and Parallelism Abstractions for a Functiona l Subset of Lisp DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:David Rager, Warren Hunt, Matt Kaufmann END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:191-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T120000Z DTEND:20110331T130000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Reconfigurable Computing on Steroids: Using Common Lisp to Gen erate Domain Specific Hardware DESCRIPTION:General purpose CPUs have been hitting the frequency wall but as the number of transistors in electronic chips continues to stea dily increase, there is a tremendous need for other computing paradigm s. One of them is the use of reconfigurable hardware (FPGA) to acceler ate specific kinds of computations. Even though the performance gain c an be huge, FPGAs are notoriously very difficult to program, which has been one of the major drawbacks in their adoption. There have been se veral attempts to solve this problem using C to VHDL/Verilog compilers . Though this can be useful at times, our opinion is that it is not a good approach. In this talk, we will explain how and why we use domain specific languages that enable us to generate high performance Domain Specific Hardware optimized for the final tasks being implemented. We will also present our experience at NovaSparks where we have been usi ng Common Lisp to successfully define and implement those DSL->DSH com pilers in financial applications since 2007. CONTACT:Marc Battyani END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:192-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T133000Z DTEND:20110331T141500Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Implementing huge term automata DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Irène Durand END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:193-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T141500Z DTEND:20110331T150000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Jobim: an Actors Library for the Clojure Programming Language DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Antonio Hernández, Maria Garcia END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:194-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T150000Z DTEND:20110331T160000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Lightning Talks DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:195-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110331T180000Z DTEND:20110331T220000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Conference Dinner DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:196-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T070000Z DTEND:20110401T080000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Scala: an Object-Oriented Surprise DESCRIPTION:Scala is an OO language that was released in 2003. The dis tinguished features of Scala include a seamless integration of functio nal programming features into an otherwise OO language. Scala owes its name to its ability to scale, that is, it is a language that can grow by providing an infrastructure that allows the introduction of new co nstructs and data types. Scala is a compiled language. Its compiler pr oduces bytecode for the Java Virtual Machine, thus, allowing the (almo st) seamless use of Java tools and constructs from within Scala. Most importantly, Scala is a concurrent programming language, thus, it is a tool for today as well as tomorrow. CONTACT:Apostolos Syropoulos END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:197-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T083000Z DTEND:20110401T091500Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:SICL, Building Blocks for Implementers of Common Lisp DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Robert Strandh, Matthieu Villeneuve END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:198-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T091500Z DTEND:20110401T100000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Using Common Lisp in University Course Administration DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Nicolas Neuss END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:199-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T113000Z DTEND:20110401T121500Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Bites of Lists - Mapping and Filtering Sublists DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Kurt Normak END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:200-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T121500Z DTEND:20110401T130000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:The Scheme Natural Language Toolkit (S-NLTK): NLP Library for R6RS and Racket DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Damir Cavar, Tanja Gulan, Damir Kero, Franjo Pehar, Pavle Vale rjev END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:201-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T133000Z DTEND:20110401T141500Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Parallelizing a Commercial Common Lisp Code-Base for Performan ce DESCRIPTION: CONTACT:Alec Berryman END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:202-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T141500Z DTEND:20110401T150000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:The Next Lisp Challenges - Distribution, Concurrency, Parallel ism DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:203-3733571910@european-lisp-symposium.org DTSTAMP:20180424T161830Z DTSTART:20110401T150000Z DTEND:20110401T160000Z LOCATION:Schwarzenbergstraße 1, Building i, 21073 Hamburg, Germany SUMMARY:Conference End DESCRIPTION: CONTACT: END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR