The intermediate representation is the core of any program transformation tool. Its design has a significant impact on the simplicity, efficiency, and effectiveness of program transformations. The developments in concurrent programming, integrated development environments, and domain-specific languages pose new requirements on intermediate representations. This workshop provides a forum to discuss current trends and experiences in the design, implementation, and application of intermediate representations.
The list of topics includes, but is not limited to:
We sollicit submission of original papers on topics relevant to intermediate representations. Papers should be formatted in SIGPLAN Proceedings Format, 9 point font, and be at most 8 pages in length.
Selected papers will be published in the ACM digital library.
Update: selected papers will finally NOT be published in the ACM digital library. This will allow us to select more paper and have a livelier workshop.
Papers should be submitted electronically with easychair: