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ORCID19th SLE 2026: Rennes, France
- Arnaud Blouin, Jean-Baptiste Döderlein, Jordi Cabot, Shigeru Chiba:
Proceedings of the 19th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Software Language Engineering, SLE 2026, IRISA / Inria, Rennes, France, July 2-3, 2026. ACM 2026, ISBN 979-8-4007-2639-2 - Cédric Brun
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We built the languages. That was the easy part. 1 - Vadim Zaytsev:
SLE as an Evolving Body of Knowledge: A 19-Year Comparative Analysis of Calls and Proceedings. 2-21 - Duncan Guthrie, Paul Harvey, Michele Sevegnani:
A nanopass approach to a modular RDF implementation. 22-33 - Emanuel Rodrigues, José Nuno Macedo, João Saraiva:
Ztrategic: Libraries and Tools For Software Language Specification, Transformation, and Testing. 34-39 - Georg Hinkel:
Incremental, bidirectional text-to-text synchronizations with AnyText. 40-50 - Christian Gutsche, Sebastian Götz, Uwe Aßmann:
Multi-Dimensional Context-Oriented Programming with a Lightweight Domain Specific Language. 51-63 - David Delgado, Lola Burgueño, Robert Clarisó:
How much does an LLM know about my programming language? 64-77 - Uraz Odyurt, Ömer Sayilir, Mariëlle Stoelinga, Vadim Zaytsev:
CPSLint: A Domain-Specific Language Providing Data Validation and Sanitisation for Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems. 78-91 - Luís Maia, Simão Cunha, João Saraiva:
Why Just-In-Time Compilation Matters: Evaluating Runtime and Energy Efficiency. 92-104 - Ramy Shahin:
A Shallow Embedding of Datalog in Lean. 105-114 - Luke Bessant, Eric Van Wyk:
Tool Paper: AGTix: Concise Use of Scope Graphs in Reference Attribute Grammars. 115-120 - Akram Idani, Germán Vega:
Engineering Verified Model Transformations through a Proof-Based Language Workbench. 121-133 - Alberto Tontoni, Mikhail Barash:
Enabling Navigability of Programming Language Specifications: A Case of ECMAScript (JavaScript) Standard Library Specification. 134-147 - Antonino Yann William Gillard, Tetsuro Yamazaki, Tomoharu Ugawa:
Dynamic Wind for OCaml Effect Handlers with Escaping Continuation Support. 148-160
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