Profile
I'm a PhD student working under the supervision of Prof. Matthias Hauswirth in the Software and Programmer Efficiency Research Group. My research interests are spinning around empirical aspects of programming languages, virtual machines and operating systems.
As part of my PhD, I was working on providing a model of multi-variant execution for JVM in order to improve the performance of sequential programs on modern multi-core processor architectures. Currently, I am working on a new dynamic analysis framework for Java programs called BLAST that allows programmers to analyze their programs using application domain abstractions rather than low-level hypotheses based on the programming model of the target programming language.
Here, you can find my profile in SPLASH (OOPSLA) 2015.
History
- Member for
- 12 years 3 weeks
Related content
- Publication
- Mobile vs. Desktop Programming Projects: The Effect on Students
- Space-Time Views For Back-In-Time Debugging
- BLAST: Bytecode-Level Analysis on Sliced Traces
- Infection Size as a Measure of Bug Severity
- SQL for Deep Dynamic Analysis?
- Vestige: A Visualization Framework for Engineering Geometry-Related Software
- InfectoMeter: A Tool that Helps to Place Bug Fixes
- The program is the system: introduction to programming without abstraction
- Language-independent information flow tracking engine for program comprehension tools
- How did the failure come to be?
- Lost in Space and Time? Quantifying the Size of Unit Test Execution Histories
- Concept-Driven Generation of Intuitive Explanations of Program Execution for a Visual Tutor
- The entangled strands of time in software development
Publication Highlights
OOPSLA'15 - Use at Own Risk
PPPJ'13 - Jikes RVM Debugger
PLDI'12 - Algorithmic Profiling
OOPSLA'11 - Catch Me
ECOOP'11 - Beauty and Beast
PLDI'10 - Profiler (In)Accuracy
ASPLOS'09 - Measurement Bias
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Blast
Our framework for bytecode-level information-flow tracing of Java programs.
Jikes RDB
Working with the Jikes RVM? Use Jikes RDB for debugging your VM hacks.
Now built on top of LLDB, so it works on OS X and on Linux.