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== Past Lectures ==

Revision as of 10:34, 19 September 2013

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  • Email: roland.levillain at lrde.epita.fr
  • Phone: +33 1 53 14 59 45
  • Fax: +33 1 53 14 59 13
  • Company Name: EPITA/LRDE
  • Company URL: http://www.lrde.epita.fr
  • Location: 14-16 rue Voltaire, FR-94276 Le Kremlin-Bicêtre CEDEX
  • Country: France
 


Research Interests

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  • Programming Languages, Compilation and Interpretation
  • Generic Programming and Metaprogramming
  • Image processing
  • Mathematical Morphology


Lectures and Student Project Management

See also the course list page.

  • At EPITA
    • since 2007:
      CMP1
      Compiler Construction (first part), 3rd year students, 12 + 12 + 15 hours
      CMP2
      Compiler Construction (second part), 3rd year students, 12 hours
      TYLA
      Typology of Programming Languages, 3rd year students, 12 + 13,5 hours
      The Tiger Project
      Teaching programming techniques through compiler construction (see below).
    • in 2012:
      CPP
      C++ Language, 3rd year students, 2 x 10 hours


Past Lectures

  • At Université Paris X - Nanterre (2007 and 2008):
    UNIX
    Introduction to Unix: 5th year (Master) students, 20 hours.
  • At ETNA (2005):
    Compilation and Interpretation
    1st year students.


Software Projects

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I work on the following projects for research, development and educational purposes as developer and maintainer:

File:Olena-24x24.png Olena
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A software platform for generic and efficient image processing. The core of Olena is a generic C++ library, Milena, using a programming paradigm mixing Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Generic Programming (GP), called SCOOP.
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This project aims at developing a compiler for the Tiger language, written in C++ 2011. It is part of the EPITA curriculum.

I also maintain the following projects:

File:Lrde normal 24x24.png HAVM
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HAVM is a virtual machine designed to execute simple register-based high level intermediate code. It is based on the Tree intermediate language defined by Andrew Appel in his Modern Compiler Implementation books.
File:Lrde normal 24x24.png Nolimips
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A MIPS-based simulator with "infinitely many registers". It consists of an assembler which reads MIPS assembly code, and of a virtual machine which executes the instructions processed by the assembler.
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A code generator generator, a tool that produces a function from a tree-pattern description of an instruction set. This is a fork of the original implementation from the Mono Project.
File:Lrde normal 24x24.png LRDE Share
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Share is a set of useful files for writing LaTeX documents (style files, bibliographies, Make helpers, etc.). This repository is mainly used by members of LRDE but anybody may use it freely.

Publications

See also my Google Scholar page.

Conference and Workshop Papers

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Thesis

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Others

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Conferences Organization