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For information about C++, my AT&T connection, books, articles, and biographical information, see my AT&T Research home page.
ENGR 112: I'm still involved with this course, but I'll only give a few of the lectures. The book written for that course is now available. I'll teach it again in the Spring 2010 semester.
In the Fall 2009 semester, I'm visiting Columbia University in New York City.
I'm interested in programming tools, techniques, and languages. C++ is my main tool in most of my work. I'm involved involved in the next generation ISO standard (C++0x). I also give some thoughts to how programming can be improved in general; expressiveness, type safety, and multi-paradigm programming are areas of interest. I tend to be quite concerned about run-time and space performance.
My group is looking at parallel and distributed programming. We're also looking at ways of using program transformation to support distributed computing, optimization, embedded systems programming, providing guarantees of system properties, etc. See my pulication list for papers on recent work.
I'm a member of The Parasol Lab, and part of my work relates to STAPL.
If you are thinking of applying to TAMU CS as a graduate student, see the information on our departmental home page, especially information for prospective students. I do not promise to supervise or support students that I know only through unsolicited email.
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