ISMM is a forum for research in memory management. Areas of<br>interest include but are not limited to:<br>* Memory allocation and de–allocation<br>* Garbage collection algorithms and implementations<br>* Compiler analyses and tools to aid memory management<br>* Empirical analysis of heap intensive programs<br>* Formal analysis and verification of heap intensive programs<br>* Memory system design and analysis<br>* Verification of memory management algorithms<br>* Development and evaluation of open source implementations<br>related to memory management<br>* Memory management on non–traditional or new architectures<br>or systems<br>ISMM solicits full–length submissions covering new work on<br>these and related topics. Surveys, comparative analysis, and<br>methodological papers delving into areas covered by prior<br>work are also welcome. An author rebuttal period of 3 days<br>will be provided. The principal criteria for acceptance are<br>scientific merit, innovation, readability, and<br>relevance. Papers previously published or already being<br>reviewed by another conference are not eligible. If a<br>closely related paper has been submitted to a journal, the<br>authors must notify the program chair (see the SIGPLAN<br>republication policy). The submission deadline for ISMM is<br>chosen to be shortly after the author notification deadline<br>for PLDI, to allow for authors of relevant papers not<br>accepted for PLDI to re–submit them to ISMM.<br>
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United States
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