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pldb: programming languages papers

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In short

The database covers literature published from the inaugural 1973 Principles of Programming Languages conference through the current year's proceedings. It allows users to conduct specialized queries into concepts like incremental computation, effect handlers, and separation logic concurrency. The platform also provides targeted search tools, such as locating publications by specific authors or isolating topics like ownership types while explicitly excluding Java.

Key points

  • Researchers can execute targeted searches for specific authors like Xavier Leroy across d…: Researchers can execute targeted searches for specific authors like Xavier Leroy across decades of work.
  • The collection supports specific keyword searches, including titles that contain the term…: The collection supports specific keyword searches, including titles that contain the term e-graphs.
  • Search filters allow users to isolate concepts like ownership types while deliberately ex…: Search filters allow users to isolate concepts like ownership types while deliberately excluding Java.

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Titles and abstracts of 34,240 programming languages papers, from the first POPL in 1973 to this year's proceedings.

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, author:"Xavier Leroy"

, "separation logic" concurrency

, effect handlers

, title:egraphs

, incremental computation

, ownership types -java

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