TAPAS 2014 - Workshop on Tools for Automatic Program Analysis
by Anders Møller, March 18, 2014In the last ten years, a wide range of static analysis tools have emerged, some of which are currently in industrial use or are well beyond the advanced prototype level. Many impressive practical results have been obtained, which allow complex properties to be proven or checked in a fully or semi-automatic way, even in the context of complex software developments. In parallel, the techniques to design and implement static analysis tools have improved significantly, and much effort is being put into engineering the tools. This workshop is intended to promote discussions and exchange experience between specialists in all areas of program analysis design and implementation and static analysis tool users.
TAPAS 2014
Workshop on Tools for Automatic Program Analysis 2014
Objective
In the last ten years, a wide range of static analysis tools have emerged, some of which are currently in industrial use or are well beyond the advanced prototype level. Many impressive practical results have been obtained, which allow complex properties to be proven or checked in a fully or semi-automatic way, even in the context of complex software developments. In parallel, the techniques to design and implement static analysis tools have improved significantly, and much effort is being put into engineering the tools. This workshop is intended to promote discussions and exchange experience between specialists in all areas of program analysis design and implementation and static analysis tool users.
Previous workshops have been held in Perpignan, France (2010), Venice, Italy (2011), Deauville, France (2012), and Seattle, WA, USA (2013).
TAPAS 2014 will be co-located with SAS 2014, in Munich, Germany, September 10, 2014.
Scope
The technical program of TAPAS 2014 will consist of invited lectures together with presentations based on submitted abstracts.
Submitted presentation abstracts can cover any aspect of program analysis tools including, but not limited to the following:
- design and implementation of static analysis tools (including practical techniques used for obtaining precision and performance)
- components of static analysis tools (front-ends, abstract domains, etc.)
- integration of static analyzers (in proof assistants, test generation tools, IDEs, etc.)
- reusable software infrastructure (analysis algorithms and frameworks)
- experience reports on the use of static analyzers (both research prototypes and industrial tools)
Submission of Presentation Abstracts
All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the program committee.
Submitted abstracts should be 1-2 pages, and use the ACM proceedings format.
Invited Speakers
Alexey Loginov, GrammaTech
David Pichardie, ENS Cachan
Eric Bodden, Fraunhofer SIT, Technische Universität Darmstadt
Yannis Smaragdakis, University of Athens
Werner Dietl, University of Waterloo
Dates
Submission deadline: June 27
Notification of acceptance: July 11
Final version due: July 25
Early registration: On or before July 20, 2014
Workshop day: September 10, 2014
Organizers
Anders Møller, Aarhus University (chair)
Ondrej Lhotak, University of Waterloo
Antoine Miné, École Normale Supérieure
Manu Sridharan, Samsung Research America
Hongseok Yang, University of Oxford
