SPLASH Companion 2022
2022 ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages, and Applications: Software for Humanity (SPLASH Companion 2022)
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2022 ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages, and Applications: Software for Humanity (SPLASH Companion 2022)
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December 5–10, 2022
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Auckland, New Zealand
SPLASH Companion 2022 – Companion Proceedings
Contents
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Abstracts
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Authors
Frontmatter
Title Page
Welcome from the General Chair
SPLASH 2022 Organization
Keynotes
(I Can’t Get No) Verification (Keynote)
Atsushi Igarashi
(Kyoto University, Japan)
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The State of Debugging in 2022 (Keynote)
Robert O’Callahan
(Google Research, New Zealand)
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Myths and Mythconceptions: What Does It Mean to Be a Programming Language, Anyhow? (Keynote)
Mary Shaw
(Carnegie Mellon University, USA)
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Improving the Quality of Creative Practices with Pattern Languages (Keynote)
Takashi Iba
(Keio University, Japan)
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Posters
Provably Correct Smart Contracts: An Approach using DeepSEA
Daniel Britten
, Vilhelm Sjöberg, and
Steve Reeves
(University of Waikato, New Zealand; CertiK, USA)
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Info
Multiverse Notebook: A Notebook Environment for Safe and Efficient Exploration
Tomoki Nakamaru
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Shigeyuki Sato
(University of Tokyo, Japan)
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Explicit Code Reuse Recommendation
Dov Fraivert
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David H. Lorenz
(Open University of Israel, Israel)
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Composing Linear Types and Separation Logic Proofs of Memory Safety
Pilar Selene Linares Arévalo
(University of Melbourne, Australia)
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Doctoral Symposium
Program Synthesis for Artifacts beyond Programs
Pankaj Kumar Kalita
(IIT Kanpur, India)
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Formally Verified Resource Bounds through Implicit Computational Complexity
Neea Rusch
(Augusta University, USA)
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Programming Support for Local-First Software: Enabling the Design of Privacy-Preserving Distributed Software without Relying on the Cloud
Julian Haas
(TU Darmstadt, Germany)
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Proving Obliviousness of Probabilistic Algorithms with Formal Verification
Pengbo Yan
(University of Melbourne, Australia)
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Towards Automated Updates of Software Dependencies
Dhanushka Jayasuriya
(University of Auckland, New Zealand)
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Verification of Hardware and Software with Fuzzing and Proofs
Sujit Kumar Muduli
(IIT Kanpur, India)
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Grammar Inference for Ad Hoc Parsers
Michael Schröder
(TU Wien, Austria)
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Verification of Programs with Concealed Components
Sumit Lahiri
(IIT Kanpur, India)
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Towards a Verified Cost Model for Call-by-Push-Value
Zhuo Chen
(University of Melbourne, Australia)
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Modelling the Quantification of Technical Debt
Judith Perera
(University of Auckland, New Zealand)
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Student Research Competition
Graduate Papers
Simple Extensible Programming through Precisely-Typed Open Recursion
Andong Fan
(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China)
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LoRe: Local-First Reactive Programming with Verified Safety Guarantees
Julian Haas
(TU Darmstadt, Germany)
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Automated Verification for Real-Time Systems using Implicit Clocks and an Extended Antimirov Algorithm
Yahui Song
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Wei-Ngan Chin
(National University of Singapore, Singapore)
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CodeSpider: Automatic Code Querying with Multi-modal Conjunctive Query Synthesis
Chengpeng Wang
(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China)
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ARENA: Enhancing Abstract Refinement for Neural Network Verification
Yuyi Zhong
, Quang-Trung Ta, and Siau-Cheng Khoo
(National University of Singapore, Singapore)
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Foundationally Sound Annotation Verifier via Control Flow Splitting
Litao Zhou
(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
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A Study of the Impact of Callbacks in Staged Static+Dynamic Partial Analysis
Aditya Anand
(IIT Mandi, India)
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Undergraduate Papers
Termination of Recursive Functions by Lexicographic Orders of Linear Combinations
Raphael Douglas Giles
(UNSW, Australia)
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Qiwi: A Beginner Friendly Quantum Language
Abhinandan Pal
and
Anubhab Ghosh
(IIIT Kalyani, India)
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Using Mutations to Analyze Formal Specifications
Siraphob Phipathananunth
(Vanderbilt University, USA)
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