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ISMM 2014: Edinburgh, UK
- David Grove, Samuel Z. Guyer:
International Symposium on Memory Management, ISMM '14, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, June 12, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-2921-7
Keynote address I
- Tony Printezis:
Use of the JVM at twitter: a bird's eye view. 1
Software
- David Terei, Alex Aiken
, Jan Vitek:
M3: high-performance memory management from off-the-shelf components. 3-13 - Daniel Clifford, Hannes Payer, Michael Starzinger, Ben L. Titzer:
Allocation folding based on dominance. 15-24 - Bollu Ratnakar, Rupesh Nasre
:
Push-pull constraint graph for efficient points-to analysis. 25-33 - Pramod G. Joisha:
Sticky tries: fast insertions, fast lookups, no deletions for large key universes. 35-46
Concurrency
- Steven R. Brandt, Hari Krishnan, Gokarna Sharma, Costas Busch:
Concurrent, parallel garbage collection in linear time. 47-58 - Tomoharu Ugawa, Richard E. Jones
, Carl G. Ritson:
Reference object processing in on-the-fly garbage collection. 59-69 - Pengcheng Li, Chen Ding, Hao Luo:
Modeling heap data growth using average liveness. 71-82
Hardware
- Foivos S. Zakkak, Polyvios Pratikakis:
JDMM: a java memory model for non-cache-coherent memory architectures. 83-92 - Ian J. Egielski, Jesse Huang, Eddy Z. Zhang:
Massive atomics for massive parallelism on GPUs. 93-103 - Carl G. Ritson, Tomoharu Ugawa, Richard E. Jones
:
Exploring garbage collection with haswell hardware transactional memory. 105-115 - David F. Bacon, Perry Cheng, Sunil Shukla:
Parallel real-time garbage collection of multiple heaps in reconfigurable hardware. 117-127
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