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The center's flagship project is The LET Project: program analysis for smalL/safE/smarT code, which focuses on the three programming-system technologies of high-order & typed programming languages for the global network computing environment.
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Our research position is to aggressively adopt recent progress in programming language theories into a set of practical compilation techniques. The major thrust for promoting the potential synergy between the language theories and compilation practices comes from our focus on semantic-based static analysis.
The center members and visitors will offer various kinds of seminars and tutorials, all of which aim for active cooperation between programming language systems researchers, programming language theoreticians, mathematicians, and highly-motivated graduate students. These talks will promote an atmosphere in which the separation between practical and theoretical works cannot happen.
Our research results will consist of research papers (technical memos) and software releases.
Iksoon Kim(phd) Jaeho Shin Hakjoo Oh |
Hongseok Yang(phd) Seungho Han Yi-kwon Hwang |
Jaehwang Kim Sangwoo Lee |
Yungbum Jung Deokhwan Kim |
Oukseh Lee(phd) Woongsik Choi |
Hyunjun Eo Se-won Kim |
Sunae Seo Tcaesvk Gim |
Hyun-goo Kang Ki-yung Ahn |
Programming Research Laboratory Room 312-2, Bldg 302 School of Computer Science and Engineering Seoul National University San 56-1 Shilim-dong Kwanak-gu Seoul 151-742, KOREA +82.2.880.1865off-campus visits since August 21, 2000.