Hi folks, I will attend EuroGP 2006, April 10-12, Budapest, http://evonet.lri.fr/eurogp2006/ If anyone of the European Lisp Community shows up there too (presumably because of the interest in the subject), I would be _very_ interested in having a chat. Clemens -- -- Fruhwirth Clemens - http://clemens.endorphin.org for robots: sp4mtrap <at> endorphin.org
Forwarded on behalf of Wolfgang De Meuter. > From: Wolfgang De Meuter <wdmeuter <at> vub.ac.be> > Date: 1 maart 2006 14:50:46 GMT+01:00 > To: ecoop-info <at> ecoop.org, announcements <at> oopsla.acm.org, > EAPLS <at> JISCMAIL.AC.UK, announce <at> aosd.net, feyerabend- > project <at> yahoogroups.com, eurolisp <at> common-lisp.net, > seworld <at> cs.colorado.edu, ll-discuss <at> lists.csail.mit.edu, patterns- > discussion <at> cs.uiuc.edu, computerbookauthors <at> yahoogroups.com > Subject: CfC: 2nd Workshop on Revival of Dynamic Languages <at> ECOOP06 > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Call for Contributions > 2nd Workshop on Revival of Dynamic Languages (RDL) > > in conjunction with ECOOP’06 > Nantes, France, July 3/4 > > http://prog.vub.ac.be/~wdmeuter/RDL06/ > ------------------------------------------------------------- > > > The advent of Java and C# has been a major breakthrough in the > adoption of some important object-oriented language > characteristics. It turned academic features like interfaces, > garbage-collection and meta-programming into technologies generally > accepted by industry. But the massive adoption of these languages > now also gives rise to a growing awareness of their limitations. On > the one hand, researchers and practitionners feel themselves(Continue reading)
Hi, We now have 104 registrations from 20 countries for the European Common Lisp Meeting in Hamburg. This means that there are only 21 seats left. If you want to be sure of a place, don't wait with registering until April 19 but register NOW at: http://weitz.de/eclm2006/ About the dinner on Saturday evening: thanks to Edi's negotiation skills the original maximum of 80 people has now turned into a maximum of 90 people. But with 83 seats already taken you'd better register YESTERDAY if you're interested in more than a lonely Big Mac on Saturday evening. Looking forward to seeing 124 Lispers in one room, Arthur Lemmens
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | 3rd European Lisp Workshop | | July 3 & 4 - Nantes, Frances - co-located with ECOOP 2006 | | Supported by ALU and Ravenbrook Limited | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ Important News * Nick Levine will be giving a keynote presentation at the workshop. He has been a professional Lisp consultant for over two decades and is the organizer of the upcoming International Lisp Conference in Cambridge, UK. We are grateful to Ravenbrook Limited for sponsoring the keynote presentation. * The Association of Lisp Users has kindly sponsored a $500 prize fund for exceptional papers submitted to this year's workshop. Both the ALU and the workshop organizers are looking forward to your submissions. Important Dates Submission deadline (papers & breakout groups): April 1, 2006 Notification of acceptance: May 1, 2006 ECOOP early registration deadline: May 23, 2006 For more information visit http://lisp-ecoop06.bknr.net/ Contact: Pascal Costanza, pc <at> p-cos.net Organizers **********(Continue reading)
> there are only 21 seats left. Did I say 21? I meant 14.... http://weitz.de/eclm2006/
Cadence Design Systems GmbH in Munich, Germany ( www.cadence.com and www.cadence.com/vcad) has a job opening in the VCAD organization for an experienced software developer. It would be great to fill the position with someone who has good Lisp experience. Virtual CAD (VCAD) is a group within Cadence providing EDA (Electronic Design Automation) related services. The job is with the software development group within VCAD. Cadence's software products are scripted with the SKILL language, a Lisp language with two dialects: one Franz Lisp-like dialect, and one Scheme-like dialect. The VCAD software group also uses Common Lisp where appropriate. The position would be working in a small software group within an IC design services group. Tasks are usually related to IC design automation but not exclusively. Other current projects include release management, resource scheduling/tracking, Object-system implementation, regression/system/unit testing flow development. We are looking for someone who either has experience programming in a Lisp language, or is interested in learning Lisp in a production environment, and is comfortable in several mutually unrelated programming languages (eg, C, Smalltalk, and PostScript; or Java, Prolog, and SPARC assembly language). Experience in Perl, Python, C++, TCL, Java and Ample are useful but to a lesser extent. Experience with UNIX applications such as mySQL and Postgres would also be good. The platform is 99% UNIX based, including mostly Linux and Solaris. Other things that would be nice, but are not required: some theoretical familiarity with relational databases (eg, you took a database class or read the textbook from one); Windows programming experience; Oracle experience.(Continue reading)
>> there are only 21 seats left. > > Did I say 21? I meant 14.... 6... http://weitz.de/eclm2006/
I wrote: >>> there are only 21 seats left. >> >> Did I say 21? I meant 14.... > > 6... 5... http://weitz.de/eclm2006/
I wrote: >>>> there are only 21 seats left. >>> >>> Did I say 21? I meant 14.... >> >> 6... > > 5... 4... http://weitz.de/eclm2006/
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | 3rd European Lisp Workshop | | July 3 & 4 - Nantes, Frances - co-located with ECOOP 2006 | | Supported by ALU and Ravenbrook Limited | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ Important News * We extended the submission deadline to April 15, 2006. * Information about the conference's fee structure is available. Participating in the workshop can be as cheap as 150 Euro for students and 250 Euro for regular participants, including coffee breaks, lunch and receptions for both workshop days. * Nick Levine will be giving a keynote presentation at the workshop. He has been a professional Lisp consultant for over two decades and is the organizer of the upcoming International Lisp Conference in Cambridge, UK. We are grateful to Ravenbrook Limited for sponsoring the keynote presentation. * The Association of Lisp Users has kindly sponsored a $500 prize fund for exceptional papers submitted to this year's workshop. Both the ALU and the workshop organizers are looking forward to your submissions. See the news section at the workshop website for more details. Important Dates Submission deadline (papers & breakout groups): April 15, 2006(Continue reading)
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