Interpreters, Virtual Machines and Emulators (IVME'04)
Final Program
Invited Talks
Online Registration
Program Committee
Last Year's IVME
Washington, D.C.
Monday, 7th June 2004
in conjunction with PLDI 2004
Following a highly successful IVME 2003 that exceeded all expectations, we are pleased to announce that IVME 2004 will again be co-located with PLDI.
IVME is a unique forum that brings together researchers and practitioners on a range of related topics stretching from interpreters to virtual machines to emulators and machine simulators. We are happy to announce that this year's conference will include invited presentations from three of the key industrial research teams in these areas:
- Bernd Mathiske from
Sun Labs will talk about the relative design trade-offs that affect Java Virtual
Machines for hand-helds and other resource-constrained devices.
- Dean Deaver of
Transmeta will talk about the trade-offs between dynamic translation vs. interpretation
in Transmeta's Code Morphing software.
- Vance Morrison of Microsoft will talk about past, current, and future performance issues in the .NET Runtime Virtual Machine.
Each of these speakers is a key design engineer in the respective project he is presenting. These talks have been solicited expressly for IVME and will feature highly technical presentations devoid of the usual marketing fluff that are specifically directed at IVME's unique audience of academics and practitioners in the field.
The six research papers presented at this year's conference were chosen in a selective review process.
NEW: The final program and online resistration pages are now available.
We look forward to seeing you in Washington D.C.