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If something seems logical to be in C++, then it is either already in C++ or it is not logical.
(My vision of C++)Introduction
I joined Parasol Laboratory at Texas A&M University in the Fall of 2004. Since then I'm pursuing a PhD degree in Computer Science under supervision of Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup. I got my Master degree in Information Technology from Taras Shevchenko University of Kiev (Ukraine) and had been working after that as an R&D engineer at Quadrox NV (Belgium).
Research Interests
My current research interests include C++, generic programming, domain specific languages, compilers and tools.
Projects
- The Pivot
- XTL: an eXtensible Typing Library
- STAPL: Standard Template Adaptive Parallel Library
- TAXI: Particle transport project under ASCI initiative
Presentations
- Dynamic Programming (presented at internal group meeting on 9 December 2004)
Miscellaneous
Graduate Course Work
- CPSC 689: Generic Programming (Fall 2004)
- CPSC 689: Advanced Topics in Iterative Methods (Fall 2004)
- CPSC 605-600: Advanced Compiler Design (Spring 2005)
- CPSC 626: Parallel Algorithm Design and Analysis (Spring 2005)
- CPSC 689: Generic Programming (Fall 2004)
Yuriy Solodkyy, Jaakko Järvi, Esam Mlaih, "Extending Type Systems in a Library," In , pp. 55-64, Portland, Oregon, Oct 2006.
Proceedings(abstract)
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