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Subject: CFP: Workshop on Distributed & Multiprocessor Systems
Keywords: experiences, OS, software engineering, distributed, multiprocessor
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Date: 10 Feb 89 06:30:05 GMT
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Call for Participation
Workshop on Experiences with Building
Distributed (and Multiprocessor) Systems
Sponsored by: The Usenix Association
In association with:
The NSF/Purdue/Florida Software Engineering Research Center
In cooperation with:
ACM SIGOPS and SIGSOFT (pending)
IEEE-CS Technical Committee on Distributed Processing (pending)
October 5-6, 1989 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Goals
The goal of this workshop is to bring together individuals who have
built, are building, or will soon build distributed and multiprocessor
systems, especially operating systems. The workshop will feature full
presentations, panels, work-in-progress presentations, and possibly
tutorials on aspects of building and testing these systems. The
workshop will provide a forum for individuals to exchange information
on their experiences, both good and bad, in designing, building, and
testing their systems. This includes experiences with coding aids,
languages, distributed debugging tools, prototyping, reuse of existing
software, performance analysis, and lessons learned from use of such
systems.
Submissions
*Ten* copies of each submission should be mailed to the program
committee chair (address below) no later than 1 June 1989.
Submissions are invited on any topics related to the topics of the
workshop and may be as papers or as extended abstracts, although the
program committee will give preferential consideration to full papers.
Furthermore, the committee will give preferential consideration to
submissions describing experiences with actual systems--papers
describing theoretical work or simulations will be considered last.
Panels and Tutorials
Suggestions for panel sessions and tutorials, including recommended
participants, should be mailed to the program chair no later than 1
May 1989. Such submissions should include a description of the
relevance to the goals of the workshop, and the qualifications of the
participants suggested.
Important Dates
Panel & Tutorial proposals 1 May 1989
Paper submissions 1 June 1989
Program Committee decisions 14 July 1989
Camera ready copy due 1 August 1989
Workshop 5-6 October 1989
For Further Information, Contact
General Chair Program Chair
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George Leach Gene Spafford
Paradyne Corporation Software Engineering Research Center
MS LG-129 Dept. of Computer Sciences
PO Box 2826 Purdue University
Largo, FL 34649-2826 W. Lafayette, IN 47907-2004
(813) 530-2376 (317) 494-7825
reg...@pdn.nm.paradyne.com s...@cs.purdue.edu
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