llvm dev - Nov 2012 - [LLVMdev] Volunteers needed to moderate sessions and staff registration desk!

Hello,

I am in need of moderators to help moderate each session. If you are interested,
please respond to this mail and indicate which slot you can moderate.

Its a long shot as you would miss talks, but if anyone wants a break to do work
or check email while also staffing the registration desk, please let me know if
you can do it during any of the sessions below. Thanks!

Options:

Moderator #1 (9:15-10:45, Regency 2)
LLVM and Clang on the Most Powerful Supercomputer in the World, Hal Finkel,
Argonne National Laboratory
The AArch64 backend: status and plans, Tim Northover, ARM

Moderator #2 (11:15-12:45, Regency 2)
MemorySanitizer, ThreadSanitizer. Scalable run-time detection of uninitialized
memory reads and data races with LLVM instrumentation.
Kostya Serebryany, Google
Modules - Doug Gregor, Apple

Moderator #3 (11:15-12:45, Regency 1)
Verified LLVM: Formalizing the semantics of the LLVM Intermediate Representation
for Verified Program Transformations- Santosh Nagarakatte, University of
Pennsylvania/Rutgers University
Integrated Security, using LLVM for Dynamic and Static Security Tasks- Jared
Carlson, GoToTheBoard

Moderator #4 (2:00-3:30, Regency 2)
How good are Clang's diagnostics, anyway? - Matt Beaumont-Gay, Google
Shevlin Park: A C++ AMP implementation in Clang/LLVM using OpenCL - Dillon
Sharlet, Intel

Moderator #5 (2-3:30, Regency 1)
TBAA in LLVM - Dan Gohman, Google
Generating Hardware Description with the Target-Independent Code Generator -
Hongbin Zheng, Sun Yat-sen University

Moderator #6 (4:30-5:15, Regency 2):
Zero-Cost Abstractions and Future Directions for Modern Optimizing Compilers -
Chandler Carruth, Google

Moderator #7 (4:30-6:00, Regency 1):	
Building a Checker in 24 hours - Anna Zaks, Apple
Lightning Talks

Thanks,
Tanya

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I'm still in need for moderators for the following sessions:

> Moderator #3 (11:15-12:45, Regency 1)
> Verified LLVM: Formalizing the semantics of the LLVM Intermediate
Representation for Verified Program Transformations- Santosh Nagarakatte,
University of Pennsylvania/Rutgers University
> Integrated Security, using LLVM for Dynamic and Static Security Tasks-
Jared Carlson, GoToTheBoard
> Moderator #5 (2-3:30, Regency 1)
> TBAA in LLVM - Dan Gohman, Google
> Generating Hardware Description with the Target-Independent Code Generator
- Hongbin Zheng, Sun Yat-sen University


I also need some more volunteers for the registration desk. This is actually a
great opportunity for you to meet people! So if you can do it during any of the
sessions, please let me know.

While we get company sponsorship, the LLVM conference is run by volunteers
(including myself) and I really appreciate all that volunteer your time. Thank
you!

Thanks,
Tanya


On Nov 4, 2012, at 11:05 AM, Tanya Lattner wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am in need of moderators to help moderate each session. If you are
interested, please respond to this mail and indicate which slot you can
moderate.
> 
> Its a long shot as you would miss talks, but if anyone wants a break to do
work or check email while also staffing the registration desk, please let me
know if you can do it during any of the sessions below. Thanks!
> 
> Options:
> 
> Moderator #1 (9:15-10:45, Regency 2)
> LLVM and Clang on the Most Powerful Supercomputer in the World, Hal Finkel,
Argonne National Laboratory
> The AArch64 backend: status and plans, Tim Northover, ARM
> 
> Moderator #2 (11:15-12:45, Regency 2)
> MemorySanitizer, ThreadSanitizer. Scalable run-time detection of
uninitialized memory reads and data races with LLVM instrumentation.
> Kostya Serebryany, Google
> Modules - Doug Gregor, Apple
> 
> Moderator #3 (11:15-12:45, Regency 1)
> Verified LLVM: Formalizing the semantics of the LLVM Intermediate
Representation for Verified Program Transformations- Santosh Nagarakatte,
University of Pennsylvania/Rutgers University
> Integrated Security, using LLVM for Dynamic and Static Security Tasks-
Jared Carlson, GoToTheBoard
> 
> Moderator #4 (2:00-3:30, Regency 2)
> How good are Clang's diagnostics, anyway? - Matt Beaumont-Gay, Google
> Shevlin Park: A C++ AMP implementation in Clang/LLVM using OpenCL - Dillon
Sharlet, Intel
> 
> Moderator #5 (2-3:30, Regency 1)
> TBAA in LLVM - Dan Gohman, Google
> Generating Hardware Description with the Target-Independent Code Generator
- Hongbin Zheng, Sun Yat-sen University
> 
> Moderator #6 (4:30-5:15, Regency 2):
> Zero-Cost Abstractions and Future Directions for Modern Optimizing
Compilers - Chandler Carruth, Google
> 
> Moderator #7 (4:30-6:00, Regency 1):	
> Building a Checker in 24 hours - Anna Zaks, Apple
> Lightning Talks
> 
> Thanks,
> Tanya
> 
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Thank you! I have enough moderators now, but still looking for registration desk
volunteers :)

-Tanya

On Nov 6, 2012, at 12:49 PM, Tanya Lattner <tonic at nondot.org> wrote:
> I'm still in need for moderators for the following sessions:
> 
> 
>> Moderator #3 (11:15-12:45, Regency 1)
>> Verified LLVM: Formalizing the semantics of the LLVM Intermediate
Representation for Verified Program Transformations- Santosh Nagarakatte,
University of Pennsylvania/Rutgers University
>> Integrated Security, using LLVM for Dynamic and Static Security Tasks-
Jared Carlson, GoToTheBoard
> 
>> Moderator #5 (2-3:30, Regency 1)
>> TBAA in LLVM - Dan Gohman, Google
>> Generating Hardware Description with the Target-Independent Code
Generator - Hongbin Zheng, Sun Yat-sen University
> 
> 
> 
> I also need some more volunteers for the registration desk. This is
actually a great opportunity for you to meet people! So if you can do it during
any of the sessions, please let me know.
> 
> While we get company sponsorship, the LLVM conference is run by volunteers
(including myself) and I really appreciate all that volunteer your time. Thank
you!
> 
> Thanks,
> Tanya
> 
> 
> On Nov 4, 2012, at 11:05 AM, Tanya Lattner wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I am in need of moderators to help moderate each session. If you are
interested, please respond to this mail and indicate which slot you can
moderate.
>> 
>> Its a long shot as you would miss talks, but if anyone wants a break to
do work or check email while also staffing the registration desk, please let me
know if you can do it during any of the sessions below. Thanks!
>> 
>> Options:
>> 
>> Moderator #1 (9:15-10:45, Regency 2)
>> LLVM and Clang on the Most Powerful Supercomputer in the World, Hal
Finkel, Argonne National Laboratory
>> The AArch64 backend: status and plans, Tim Northover, ARM
>> 
>> Moderator #2 (11:15-12:45, Regency 2)
>> MemorySanitizer, ThreadSanitizer. Scalable run-time detection of
uninitialized memory reads and data races with LLVM instrumentation.
>> Kostya Serebryany, Google
>> Modules - Doug Gregor, Apple
>> 
>> Moderator #3 (11:15-12:45, Regency 1)
>> Verified LLVM: Formalizing the semantics of the LLVM Intermediate
Representation for Verified Program Transformations- Santosh Nagarakatte,
University of Pennsylvania/Rutgers University
>> Integrated Security, using LLVM for Dynamic and Static Security Tasks-
Jared Carlson, GoToTheBoard
>> 
>> Moderator #4 (2:00-3:30, Regency 2)
>> How good are Clang's diagnostics, anyway? - Matt Beaumont-Gay,
Google
>> Shevlin Park: A C++ AMP implementation in Clang/LLVM using OpenCL -
Dillon Sharlet, Intel
>> 
>> Moderator #5 (2-3:30, Regency 1)
>> TBAA in LLVM - Dan Gohman, Google
>> Generating Hardware Description with the Target-Independent Code
Generator - Hongbin Zheng, Sun Yat-sen University
>> 
>> Moderator #6 (4:30-5:15, Regency 2):
>> Zero-Cost Abstractions and Future Directions for Modern Optimizing
Compilers - Chandler Carruth, Google
>> 
>> Moderator #7 (4:30-6:00, Regency 1):	
>> Building a Checker in 24 hours - Anna Zaks, Apple
>> Lightning Talks
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Tanya
>> 
> 
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