Places:
[TCS@LMU],
[LMU],
[CIP],
[MACS@HW],
[Heriot-Watt],
[StAnd],
[EdiUni],
[DCS@Gla],
[RISC@Linz]
Research:
[GHC],
[Haskell],
[GpH],
[GdH],
[Hume],
[PCC],
[MRG],
[EmBounded],
[SCIENCE],
[GranSim],
[Publications],
Software:
[Prging Lang],
[Cool Tools],
[Emacs],
[Elisp]
[E-Publishing],
[Parallel Computing]
Misc:
[People] ,
[Institutes],
[Conferences],
[Computer Algebra],
[Ref],
[Linux],
[Docu],
[GIS]
I am currently working as an RA at the Ludwig-Maximilians Universität (LMU), Munich on the EmBounded Project, an EU-funded project aiming to identify, to quantify and to certify resource-bounded code in a domain-specific high-level programming language for real-time embedded systems, Hume. In the past, I've worked into a similar direction in the Mobile Resource Guarantees Project, which produced a proof-carrying-code (PCC) infrastructure for resource-related properties. A demo of this infrastructure is available on-line.
Previously I worked as a research fellow at the Department of Computing and Electrical Engineering, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. I was working on the parallel implementation of functional languages, in particular Glasgow Parallel Haskell (GPH). This research focussed on architecture-independent parallelism and was funded by an APART fellowship of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
As part of my PhD work, at Glasgow University, I have developed GranSim, a simulator for the parallel execution of annotated Haskell programs. GranSim is built on top of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) (version 0.29 until 3.02; more recent version are not supported, sorry). Pre-compiled bundles of GranSim are available from the GpH web page. The GranSim Home Page provides more information (including the GranSim User's Guide).
Most of my publications are available on-line.
I have collected lists of people and institutes working in research areas I am interested in: functional programming, parallel computation, symbolic computation.
In a separate page I keep a rather random collection of programming languages. This covers mainly, but not exclusively, declarative languages.
Occasionally I do a wee bit of Elisp hacking. You can find the packages I am working on in my Elisp archive.
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My Austrian address: |
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Institut für Informatik Theoretische Informatik Oettingenstraße 67 D 80538 München Germany |
Mitterweissenbach 12
A-4820 Bad Ischl
Austria
Tel: ++43 6132 29106
Email: h w l o i d l | at | direkt PUNKT at
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Room: D1.05
Tel: +49 89 / 2180 9864
Fax: +49 89 / 2180 9338
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Hans-Wolfgang Loidl Last modified: Mon Jun 15 19:55:54 2009 Stardate: [-28]1403.73 |