Tuesday

Technical Talks (Tuesday 3/21/06)

Meeting Room: Charles Carroll Room, Adele H. Stamp Student Union

Conference Map

Schedule
Updated March 20, 2006

7:30-8:15

Continental Breakfast

8:15-8:30

Welcome, Introductions, and Overview
Jeff Hollingsworth, and Bart Miller, Universities of Maryland & Wisconsin

8:30-9:00

The New Dyninst Code Parser: Binary Code Isn't as Simple as it Used to Be

Nathan Rosenblum, University of Wisconsin

9:00-9:30

Generalized Code Relocation for Instrumentation and Efficiency
Andrew Bernat, University of Wisconsin

9:30-10:00

Dynamic Monitoring and Tuning in Multicluster Environment (Costa, Margalef, Luque)
Genaro Costa , Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

10:00-10:30

Break

10:30-10:55

ParseThat - A robust arbitrary-binary tester for Dyninst

Ray Chen, University of Maryland

10:55-11:15

The New Dyninst Event Model
James Waskiewicz, University of Maryland

11:15-11:45

OpenSpeedShop: Status, Issues, Schedule, and Demonstration
Jim Galarowicz, SGI

11:45-12:15

A New Infrastructure for Binary Code Analysis and Instrumentation
Barton Miller, University of Wisconsin

12:15-1:45

Lunch

1:45-2:15

Stochastic Program Execution Tracing
Jeff Odom, University of Maryland

2:15-2:45

Using Dyninst for Simulation Tracking and Code Coverage on Large Scientific Applications
David R. (Chip) Kent IV, LANL

2:45-3:15

Zero-cost Reliability for Tree-based Overlay Networks
Dorian Arnold, University of Wisconsin

3:15-3:45

Mining Function Usage Patterns to Find Bugs
Chadd Williams, University of Maryland

3:45-4:00

Break

4:00-4:30

Root Cause Analysis of Failures in Large-Scale Computing Environments
Alex Mirgorodskiy, University of Wisconsin

4:30-5:00

Dynamic Taint Analysis for Exploit Detection and Defense on Commodity Software
James Newsome, CMU

5:00-5:30

New Features in Paradyn & Dyninst
Ray Chen & Matt Legendre, Universities of Maryland and Wisconsin

5:30-5:45

Wrapup
Jeff & Bart