Pleased to announce I have passed my PhD viva with minor corrections! Thanks James Brotherston, Lee Smith, and many others for your support throughout.
Lots of great engagement @splashcon after presenting our work on Mix Testing, thanks again to my co-authors Brotherston, Dijkstra, @afd_icl, Smith, @Tyler_UCSC, and @wicko3 https://t.co/RMCpcDNtnm
Talk 2:50 in https://t.co/3Tphl6vy9c
I'm pleased that our paper "Mix Testing: Specifying and Testing ABI Compatibility of C/C++ Atomics Implementations" will appear at OOPSLA2024 (@splashcon)! Big thanks to auths Brotherston, Dijkstra, @afd_icl, Smith, @Tyler_UCSC, and @wicko3. Paper here: https://t.co/3DZhnS17L7
Huge congrats to @LukeGeeson for leading this work! Just when you think you understand memory models, try mixing compilers 🤯🤯
Check out John's blog for a great summary! It was really fun working with these folks!
I'm delighted that @LukeGeeson's work on "mix testing" of compilers will appear at #OOPSLA2024 (joint with Brotherston, Dijkstra, @afd_icl, Smith, @Tyler_UCSC, and myself). Here's a blog post that gives a short introduction to the project: https://t.co/q8lafLsnrh
@h_poncedeleon@reeselevine Yes indeed the question is whether this has acceptable perf for all the CPUs/GPUs under test. It's all early stages but I'm hopeful :)
For those in my twittersphere, I am starting a PhD in Computer Science at @ucl 🙂 It's an Arm funded PhD focusing on Compiler Verification/Formal Memory Models. I'll be working remotely at Arm in Cambridge as 2/3 of my supervisors are there
@pedsm@aaronosher@jna_sh@tfogo @rwdrich That's awesome congrats! We had something similar for our year but that is a record :) @RedRoxProjects may know the numbers for the two years of WiT which is definitely a contender
Finally finished my very own mechanical keyboard and wrote a blog about my experience! thank you to @laserboost@alastair_d_reid Yiangos Yiangou,
and others for their help and advice along the way!
https://t.co/ZQ5BhvqORp