JFP special issue on Parallel and Concurrent Programming
John Reppy <[email protected]>
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CALL FOR PAPERS
JFP Special Issue
on
Parallel and Concurrent Programming
Submission Deadline: 22 December 2014
Expected Publication Date: November/December issue 2015
* Scope
Functional languages are uniquely suited to provide programmers with a
programming model for parallel and concurrent computing. This is reflected in
the wide range of work that is currently underway, both on parallel and
concurrent functional languages, but also on bringing functional language
features to other programming languages. This has resulted in a rapidly
growing number of practical applications.
The Journal of Functional Programming will devote a special issue to
functional programming for concurrent and parallel computing. The purpose of
this special issue is to showcase the state of the art on how functional
languages and functional concepts currently assist programmers with the task
of managing the challenges of creating parallel and concurrent systems.
Language designers as well as systems builders and application programmers are
invited to submit papers describing the current state of the art of language
support and experiences with functional programming in building real-world
systems.
We encourage the submission of consolidated, condensed and extended work based
on prior conference and workshop publications.
* Submission Details
Manuscripts should be submitted to CUP's Manuscript Central formatted
according to JFP's standards. Authors should specify in their cover message
that the paper is intended for the special issue and choose the appropriate
desired editor from the menu. For submission and formatting details, please
consult the Journal of Functional Programming [ http://bit.ly/jfpadvice ]
website.
Guest Editors
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Gabriele Keller Fritz Henglein
keller @cse.unsw.edu.au [email protected]
School of Computer Science & Engineering Department of Computer Science (DIKU)
UNSW Sydney NSW 2052 University of Copenhagen
and Universitetsparken 5
The Software Systems Research Group@ NICTA DK-2100 Copenhagen
Australia Denmark
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