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Bagpipe
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Bagpipe enables Autonomous System (AS) administrators to verify policies for their BGP router configurations. Get Started with Bagpipe. And route hijacks by China Telecom in 2010. Less visible is the high cost of developing and maintaining correct configurations, which requires checking invariants across hundreds of thousands of lines of configuration for all of an ISP’s routers. We have evaluated Bagpipe on Internet2. And two other ISPs, with a combined total of over 240,000 lines of router configuration.
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory: April 2015
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory. Michael Ernst's technical blog. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Declarative specification of FSM-inference algorithms. The paper “Using declarative specification to improve the understanding, extensibility, and comparison of model-inference algorithms”. Recently appeared in IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering. The paper is by Ivan Beschastnikh. Jenny Abrahamson, me. The paper proposes InvariMint, an approach to specify model-inference algorithms declarati...
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dwoos (Doug Woos) · GitHub
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Http:/ www.dougwoos.com. Jan 6, 2010. Output a christmas tree if appropriate. Extensions to org-mode to enable RPG character tracking. Code Quarterly Code Challenge - Markup. 92 contributions in the last year. Summary of pull requests, issues opened, and commits. Learn how we count contributions. Dwoos has no activity during this period. You can't perform that action at this time. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload. To refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload.
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory: NSF GRFs for Pavel Panchekha and Doug Woos
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PATPAT: Program analysis, the practice and theory. Michael Ernst's technical blog. Monday, April 13, 2015. NSF GRFs for Pavel Panchekha and Doug Woos. I am delighted that two of my stud ents —. Have won NSF graduate fellowships this year. Pavel applies his mathematical background to problems in compilers and verification. Pavel is co-advised by Zach Tatlock. Doug works in the intersection of systems, networks, and programming languages. Doug is co-advised by Tom Anderson.
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