5th Workshop on Programming Languages and Operating Systems
(PLOS 2009)
New: Read the summary of the PLOS 2009 workshop that was
published in Operating Systems Review, 43(4):31–34,
December 2009.
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Historically, operating system development and programming language
development went hand-in-hand. Cross-fertilization was the
norm. Challenges in one area were often approached using ideas or
techniques developed in the other, and advances in one enabled new
capabilities in both. Today, although the systems community at large
retains an iron grip on C, modern programming language ideas continue
to spark innovations in OS design and construction. Conversely, the
systems field continues to provide a wealth of challenging problems and
practical results that should lead to advances in programming
languages, software designs, and idioms.
The PLOS workshop series brings together researchers and developers from the
programming language and operating system domains to discuss
recent work at the intersection of these fields. It is a
platform for discussing new visions, challenges, experiences,
problems, and solutions arising from the application of advanced
programming and software engineering concepts to operating systems
construction, and vice versa.
News
04/02/10
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Added links to the local copy of
the workshop summary
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03/31/10
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On the program page, added links to the papers
in the ACM Digital Library
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12/01/09
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The workshop summary
was published in Operating Systems Review, 43(4):31–34,
December 2009.
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10/14/09
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Workshop attendees give the Best Paper award to
Filet-o-Fish
by Dagand et al.
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10/09/09
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PLOS will be in the Lamar/Gibbon Room of the Yellowstone Conference Center
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09/25/09
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Demonstrations will precede the working groups
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09/25/09
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Accepted papers are available for download
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09/15/09
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Keynote speaker announced:
David Gay from Intel Research Berkeley
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08/05/09
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PLOS workshop program announced
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07/30/09
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Online SOSP
registration is open
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06/18/09
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Submission deadline extended to June 24
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05/12/09
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Submission site online
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04/10/09
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ACM SIGOPS sponsorship officially approved
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02/18/09
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Workshop date changed to 11 October 2009
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01/09/09
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PLOS workshop proposal accepted by SIGOPS
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