The
programming language research Lab. currently runs two main streams of
research. The first one is on Optimizing Compilers. It includes compilers
for microprocessors, compilers for low-power, embedded system software,
and parallelizing compilers, and architecture research for reconfigurable
processors. We receive a Taiwan MOE award for advanced compilers for
embedded systems on Univ and industrial joint project. Also see
award news. Our group is in the team recently awarded nationa-wide
project for SoC technologies and system software toolkits, 2002-2005.
See the
web page. Our lab. currently also participates in a national project
(flagship project) of NSoC known as PAC DSP projects. We develop compilers
and embedded software for PAC architectures. Other activities for our
Lab in compiler areas inluded receiving Most Original Paper Award in
ICPP '97, Dissertation Award as Honorable Mention for Lab. Student at
IICM, 1999.
The second area in our lab. research is the
distributed/parallel OO software for pervasive computing software. It
is mainly distributed component architecture on a variety of communication
devices. Distirbuted component software on CDMA, bluetooth, 802.11b,
GPRS/GSM, VIA/IB, and global grids. This is a part of research excellence
project of University, 2000-2004 (also extended 2004-2008). We have
a good research track record in this area. Research activities also
include component software architectures and transcodings with IXP network
processors. We also received a Microsoft
Research Excellence award for Embedded Systems (Topic:Efficient
Supports of .NET Remoting over Heterogeneous Wireless Networks). In
addtion, we also received donations and research projects from Intel
on applications
for Intel IXP network processors.
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