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PASTE '08: Proceedings of the 8th ACM SIGPLAN-SIGSOFT workshop on Program analysis for software tools and engineering
ACM2008 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
PASTE08: PASTE '08 - ACM SIGPLAN-SIGSOFT Workshop on Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering Atlanta Georgia November 9 - 10, 2008
ISBN:
978-1-60558-382-2
Published:
09 November 2008
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Abstract

This volume constitutes the proceedings of Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering (PASTE) 2008, held November 9--10, 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, co-located with SIGSOFT 2008 Symposium on Foundations of Software Engineering.

This year PASTE solicited both short (three-page) and long (six-page) papers. In both cases the length excluded the formal bibliography, which could be as long as necessary. Every paper received a minimum of four reviews, and many had five. Out of twenty-six submissions, we accepted thirteen. The program committee met by software and telephone.

The workshop was kicked off on the first day with an invited presentation by Tevfik Bultan on modularity, interfaces, and verification, and on the second day with an invited presentation by Somesh Jha on retrofitting legacy code for security.

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SESSION: Models of code behavior
research-article
Program analysis for compiler validation

Translation Validation is an approach of ensuring compilation correctness in which each compiler run is followed by a validation pass that proves that the target code produced by the compiler is a correct translation (implementation) of the source code. ...

research-article
Java memory model aware software validation

The Java Memory Model (JMM) provides a semantics of Java multithreading for any implementation platform. The JMM is defined in a declarative fashion with an allowed program execution being defined in terms of existence of "commit sequences" (roughly, ...

research-article
Elyze: enabling safe parallelism in event-driven servers

It is increasingly necessary for applications to take advantage of concurrency in order to increase performance. Unfortunately, it is notoriously difficult to write correct concurrent applications as they are subject to a variety of subtle bugs that can ...

SESSION: Reverse engineering
research-article
A field study in static extraction of runtime architectures

We recently developed a static analysis to extract runtime architectures from object-oriented programs written in existing languages. The approach relies on adding ownership domain annotations to the code, and statically extracts a hierarchical runtime ...

research-article
Specification mining of symbolic scenario-based models

Many dynamic analysis approaches to specification mining, which extract behavioral models from execution traces, do not consider object identities. This limits their power when used to analyze traces of general object oriented programs. In this work we ...

SESSION: Characterizing the heap
research-article
A non-null annotation inferencer for Java bytecode

We present a non-null annotations inferencer for the Java bytecode language. We previously proposed an analysis to infer non-null annotations and proved it soundness and completeness with respect to a state of the art type system. This paper proposes ...

research-article
Sharing analysis of arrays, collections, and recursive structures

Precise modeling of the program heap is fundamental for understanding the behavior of a program, and is thus of significant interest for many optimization applications. One of the fundamental properties of the heap that can be used in a range of ...

research-article
Static analysis for inference of explicit information flow

This paper proposes a new static analysis for inference of explicit information flow. The analysis is context-sensitive, cubic, and works both on complete programs and software components. We perform experiments on several Java components which show ...

SESSION: Usability of analysis tools and results
research-article
Path projection for user-centered static analysis tools

The research and industrial communities have made great strides in developing sophisticated defect detection tools based on static analysis. To date most of the work in this area has focused on developing novel static analysis algorithms, but has ...

research-article
Addressing common crosscutting problems with Arcum

Crosscutting is an inherent part of software development and can typically be managed through modularization: A module's stable properties are defined in an interface while its likely-to-change properties are encapsulated within the module [19]. The ...

research-article
XFindBugs: eXtended FindBugs for AspectJ

Aspect-oriented software development (AOSD) is gaining popularity with the wider adoption of languages such as AspectJ. However, though the state-of-the-art aspect-oriented programming environment (such as AJDT in the Eclipse IDE) provides powerful ...

SESSION: Change analysis
research-article
Effective identification of failure-inducing changes: a hybrid approach

When regression tests fail unexpectedly after a long session of editing, it may be tedious for programmers to find out the failure-inducing changes by manually inspecting all code edits. To eliminate the expensive effort spent on debugging, we present a ...

research-article
Towards a more efficient static software change impact analysis method

Impact analysis methods are commonly employed to reduce the likelihood of encountering faulty or unexpected behavior from a software program as a result of developers' oblivious modifications. In this paper, we propose a static impact analysis technique ...

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  • University of Oregon
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Acceptance Rates

Overall Acceptance Rate 57 of 159 submissions, 36%
YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
PASTE '1313754%
PASTE '04371027%
PASTE '0226935%
PASTE '01241354%
PASTE '9931826%
PASTE '98281036%
Overall1595736%