Two papers on context-oriented programming are presented at COP’14
The following papers are presented at 6th International Workshop on Context-Oriented Programming co-located with ECOOP’14
A talk on DSL for shell scripting in OCaml is given at IPSJ PRO workshop
A talk on “OCommand: A Domain Specific Language for Type Safe Shell Programming in OCaml” is given by Izumi Asakura, Hidehiko Masuhara, and Tomoyuki Aotani at the 99th IPSJ PRO workshop.
A paper on Code Recommendation Based on a Degree-of-Interest Model is presented at RSSE’14
A paper on “Code Recommendation Based on a Degree-of-Interest Model”, authored by Naoya Murakami, Hidehiko Masuhara and Tomoyuki Aotani is presented at Fourth International Workshop on Recommendation Systems for Software Engineering (RSSE 2014), co-located with ICSE 2014.
Department Orientation for Prospective Students
There is an orientation of the Department of Mathematical and Computing Sciences for prospective graduate students on Saturday May 10, 2014 from 14:00. Please contact Hidehiko Masuhara if you are interested in.
Paper presentation on COSE at MODULARITY’14
A paper entitled “Context-Oriented Software Engineering: A Modularity Vision”, authored by Tetsuo Kamina, Tomoyuki Aotani and Hidehiko Masuhara, is presented at MODULARITY’14.
A paper on COP is presented at FOAL’14
Our paper “Context Holders: Realizing Multiple Layer Activation Mechanisms in a Single Context-Oriented Language”, authored by Tomoyuki Aotani, Tetsuo Kamina and Hidehiko Masuhara, is presented at FOAL’14.
Three new members join us.
Three new undergraduate students, Hirotada Kiriyama, Tomoki Imai, and Kenta Fujita, join the group.
A Paper on Selene at IPSJ SIGSE Workshop
A paper on “A Source Code Recommendation System Based on Degree of Interest”, authored by Murakami, Masuhara, and Aotani will be presented in 183th IPSJ SIGSE workshop.
Okumura, Asakura and Moriya presented bachelor’s thesis
Okumura, Asakura, and Moriya presented their bachelor’s theses at the Tokyo Institute of Technology
Theses titles:
- Load Balancing in Merge Sort on GPGPU(Toshifumi Okumura)
- A Domain Specific Language for Type Safe Shell Programming (Izumi Asakura)
- A Context Oriented Programming Approach to Implement Power Saving Techniques Modularly in Mobile Phone Applications (Ryogo Moriya)
Nishiguchi, Murakami and Shao presented Master’s Theses
Nishiguchi, Murakami, and Shao presented their Master’s Theses at the University of Tokyo.
Theses titles:
- Type inference in a Ruby-based scripting language for GPGPU (Yusuke Nishiguchi)
- A Source Code Recommendation System Based on Degree of Interest (Naoya Murakami)
- A Study of An Aspect-Oriented Algorithm Animation Framework (Bingfeng Shao)