Jour Semaine ouvrée Semaine Mois Aujourd’hui 25/11 - 29/11 2019   lun., 25 nov. mar., 26 nov. mer., 27 nov. jeu., 28 nov. ven., 29 nov.               08:00   08:00 Welcoming 09:45                                       09:00   09:00 Friedrich Gretz : Programming Blech 10:30 09:00 Dumitru Potop Butucaru: Efficient parallelization of hard real-time systems 09:00 Robert De Simone: Communicationg Networks of Data Flow Networks with limited memory: an approximate title 09:00 Sina Mundhenk: Optimizing the Scheduling of Synchronous Programs though Monte Carlo Simulation       09:45 Albert, Benveniste: Mathematical foundations of physical systems modeling languages. 09:45 Timothy Bourke: Even more proofs about Lustre in Coq 09:45 Lélio Brun : An intermediate language in Vélus for handling modular reset 09:45 MichaeL Mendler : Towards Object-Oriented Modeling in SCCharts 10:00                   10:45 Benoît, Caillaud : An Implicit Structural Analysis Method for Multi-Mode DAE Systems 10:45 Lena Grimm : From Lustre to Graphical Dataflow Programs 10:45 Guillaume Baudart : Reactive Probabilistic Programming 10:45 Dan Ghica: Transparent Synchronous Dataflow 10:45 Hugo Wang: bi-criteria optimisation for PretC 11:00       11:30 Eugene Yip : A Multi-Rate Extension of the ForeC Precision Timed Programming Language for Multi-Cores 11:30 Reinhard Von Hanxleden: Synthesizing Manually Verifiable Code for SCCharts 11:30 Albert Benveniste : Probabilistic PRogramming 11:30 Marc Pouzet: A Coiterative Synchronous Semantics (work in progress) 11:30 Dan Ghica: String Diagram semantics for digital circuits   12:00                 12:30 Lunch 12:30 Lunch 12:30 Lunch 12:30 Lunch 12:30 Lunch   13:00                             14:00   14:00 Matheus Schuh: Time-Critical use of the MPPA / Implementation of Data-Flow Programs on MPPA / WCRT computing algorithm   14:00 Michael Mendler : Reconciling Synchrony \& Asynchrony 14:00 Guillaume Iooss: Lustre, OpenCL, non-determinism                 14:45 Vincent Morice:Adding Diagnostic Capabilities to System-On-Chip Digital Twins   14:45 Tim Engel : Policy-synchronised and Clock-deterministic Shared Memory in Haskell 14:45 Ismail Lahkim Bennani : Property-based testing of Hybrid Synchronous Systems   15:00                                     16:00   16:00 Cyril Six: Porting and optimizing CompCert for a VLIW processor (Kalray Coolidge)   16:00 Erwan Jahier : SASA: a SimulAtor of Self-stabilizing Algorithms 16:00 Arash Shafiei : RDF : Reconfigurable Data Flow Model of Computation                 16:45 Adrien Guatto : Programming with Time Warps   16:45 Kai Engelhardt : Driving a car with Lustre - Ambitions, Beliefs, Challenges 16:45 Luke Burke: Hype and hyperintensionality   17:00               17:30   Discussion on the program schedule               17:45 Discussion on a Synchronous Conference     18:00                                             19:00                           19:30 Dinner 19:30 Dinner 19:30 Dinner 19:30 Dinner       20:00                                 Synchron 2019 Program.ics GMT +01:00 Bruxelles, Copenhague, Madrid, Paris