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Call for Papers
Messekongresszentrum Erfurt, Germany
October 9 – 12, 2000
After their great individual success,
JavaDays, JIT, DJEK and STJA conferences
(incl. GCSE) have now merged to form an even more attractive
event: the Net.ObjectDays 2000 conference.
The JavaDays was the German Java event
last year in Düsseldorf.
Net.ObjectDays 2000 embraces object-oriented
topics such as Java, Smalltalk, components, UML, embedded
Java, databases and generative design methodologies.
And, at the same time it addresses the way how the internet
is radically changing best programming practices by
covering XML, E-commerce, security and web-based computing.
Like its predecessors, Net.ObjectDays 2000
bridges the gap between universities and industry, between
research and application. The conference provides a
forum for OO- and web-developers both from industry
and universities and for decision makers who will learn
to look behind and beyond vendor presentations. The
conference offers a variety of scientific and application
related talks, tutorials, an exhibition, a vendor session
and it carries on to present invited talks from respected
international experts and trendsetters.
The scientific program is run by four program committees,
each with its own Call for Papers:
A couple of workshops accompany
the scientific conference. This document is the:
Call for Extended
Abstracts
Workshop on C++ Template Programming
in Conjunction with
the Second International Symposium
on
Generative and Component-Based Software Engineering
(GCSE 2000)
One of the most exciting research areas
in C++ focuses on the use of templates, especially as
a means to support generic and generative programming.
A number of powerful, flexible, and useful techniques
have been developed, but to date there has been no forum
where workers in the field of C++ template programming
could gather to hear about one another's work. The purpose
of this workshop is to provide an opportunity for people
interested in C++ template programming to gather and
exchange ideas.
We encourage submission of extended abstracts of up
to 10 pages on any aspect of C++ template programming,
including (but not limited to) the following:
- Generic and generative programming in C++
- Uses or extensions of the STL or other templates
in the standard libray
- Traits and traits-based programming
- Iterators for multidimensional data structures
- Template metaprogramming, including the representation
of metainformation in C++
- Combining static configuration with dynamic techniques
- Expression templates
- Experience reports on template programming
- Debugging template code
- Compiler support for templates, including compilation
times and diagnostics
- Implementing C++'s template features
- Portability issues
- Template design and programming techniques
We are as interested in the application
of templates as in their design and implementation.
Papers describing novel and interesting uses of the
STL or other existing template libraries are as welcome
as papers describing the design and implementation of
new templates.
Our primary interest is in abstracts describing new
work, but we will consider abstracts based on prior
publications. (Work that has already been published
should be identified as such.) One of our goals is to
increase the visibility of information likely to be
helpful to other workers in the field of C++ template
programming.
A workshop proceedings will be produced in electronic
form, to be made available via the Internet or on CD
by the time of the workshop.
Submission guidelines:
Extended abstracts of no more than
10 pages should be sent to workshop@aristeia.com.
Electronic submission in HTML or PDF is strongly preferred.
Questions about the submission process should be sent
to workshop@aristeia.com.
Contact:
Up to date information will be published
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Important Dates:
August 11, 2000: Extended abstract submissions due
September 4, 2000: Notification of accepted submissions
September 29, 2000: Final extended abstracts due
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Program Committee:
Andrei Alexandrescu, RealNetworks, Inc., US
Matt Austern, AT&T Research, US
Thomas Becker, Zephyr Associates, Inc., US
Ulrich Breymann, Hochschule Bremen, Neustadtswall, DE
Krzysztof Czarnecki, DaimlerChrysler AG, DE
Ulrich Eisenecker, University of Applied Sciences, Kaiserslautern, DE
Nicolai Josuttis, Author and Consultant, DE
Scott Meyers (Chair), Author and Consultant,
US
Mark Rodgers, Cadenza New Zealand Ltd, New Zealand
Yannis Smaragdakis, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Erwin Unruh, Fujitsu Siemens Computers, DE
David Vandevoorde, Edison Design Group, USA
Todd Veldhuizen, Indiana University, USA
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Organising Committee:
C. Cap, University
of Rostock
K. Czarnecki, DaimlerChrysler
AG
T. Dittmar, Daedalos
Consulting GmbH
B. Franczyk, University
of Essen
U. Frank, University
of Koblenz-Landau
M. Goedicke, University
of Essen
M. Jeckle, DaimlerChrysler
AG
H. Krause, Transit
F. Langhammer, Living
Pages Research
M. Lehmann, Sun
Microsystems
B. Lenz, Transit
C. Müller-Schloer,
Univ. of Hannover
I. Philippow, Technical
Univ. of Ilmenau
H.-W. Six, Fern
University of Hagen
R. Unland, University
of Essen
G. Vossen, University
of Münster
M. Weber, University
of Ulm
H.G. Weißenbach,
HW Consulting
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Supported by:
GI - Gesellschaft für
Informatik e.V. (FA 3.1, FA 2.1)
STJA e.V., Ilmenau
Universities of Ilmenau, Essen
and Koblenz-Landau
Sun Microsystems GmbH, Munich
Transit GmbH, Ilmenau
(list under expansion)
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