Research
Research Interests
My research interests are in programming language design
and implementation, in particular parallel programming
languages and parallelizing compilers.
My current research is dealing with
efficient thread-to-core mapping on heterogeneous multi-core architectures.
Detailed progress and results of my latest work can be seen on the
SAPHA project website
Selected Publications and Presentations
Graduate
For a full and current list of my publications related tothe SAPHA project, please see the publications page on the SAPHA website.
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Tyler Sondag,
Kian L. Pokorny,
and
Hridesh Rajan
"Frances: A Tool For Understanding Code Generation,"
SIGCSE '10: The 41st ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, Milwaukee, WI, March 2010 to appear
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Tyler Sondag and Hridesh Rajan "Phase-guided Thread-to-core Assignment for Improved Utilization of Performance-Asymmetric Multi-Core Processors", IWMSE '09: Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Multicore Software Engineering, Vancouver, Canada, May 2009.
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Tyler Sondag, Viswanath Krishnamurthy, and Hridesh Rajan "Predictive Thread-to-Core Assignment on a Heterogeneous Multi-core Processor", In the proceedings of PLOS '07: ACM SIGOPS 4th Workshop on Programming Languages and Operating Systems, Skamania Lodge, Stevenson, Washington, USA, Oct 2007.
Undergraduate
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Tyler Sondag and Jim Feher. "Open Source Wifi Hotspot Implementation", Information Technology and Libraries, June 2007
- Presentation: "A Linux Cluster that Serves as a Windows Computer Lab", at the 2006 Sigma Zeta National Convention. Awarded first presentation honors
Other Papers and Presentations
Graduate
Undergraduate
Senior Project: "Mathematical Handwriting Recognition and Calculation"
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