Hi all. Thank for you for those of you that have registered so far.
If you are planning to give a talk at the workshop, you should register
SOON and also send me an email with the proposed title and abstract.
Note that our block of reserved rooms will be held until one month before
the workshop.
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2024 Scalable Tools Workshop
You are invited to attend the 2024 edition of the Scalable Tools
Workshop. The workshop will be a 3.5 day event to be held August 11-15
at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
This meeting is attended by tool researchers and developers
2024 SCALABLE TOOLS WORKSHOP
Hi all.
This is a reminder for the date and location of the 2024 Scalable Tools
Workshop.
We had an outstanding meeting last June in the Sierras at the Granlibakken
Resort (Lake Tahoe, California). You can see the program, including the
Hi Bolo.
This should be a larger group discussion so I am cc'ing the group. I'd
like to bring the collective expertise on this one.
Everyone: I have a conflict this Weds morning so propose we move the
meeting time to 1pm on Weds.
--bart
On 9/18/2023 11:57 AM, Bolo wrote:
Hi Bart -- I've
Hi Nathan.
Thanks for the example. It's in the queue for being looked at.
--bart
On 9/8/2023 3:00 PM, Tallent, Nathan R wrote:
Dear Bart,
You might recall that I mentioned a use of DynInst where instrumention
is generated with with register saves/restores when none should be needed.
We
At one time, we had the goal go have a version number variable or method
for each toolkit so that users of the toolkit could check, at runtime,
what version was being used.
--bart
On 9/7/2023 11:46 PM, Tim Haines wrote:
Branch: refs/heads/thaines/remove_dwarfwalker_version
Home:
Hi again all. An important update about the Scalable Tools Workshop:
The schedule of presentations (Monday and first half of Tuesday) is now
posted: http://www.paradyn.org/petascale2023/
I think that we'll have a great set of talks to lead off the workshop.
And a reminder that the the
Hi all. Note that May 16 (THAT'S 2 WEEKS FROM NOW) is the cut-off for
guaranteed registration at the Tools Workshop. At that point, they release
the unused rooms in our block and, given demand, they will likely be full
booked quickly.
We have only a couple of spaces left for presentations, so if
Hi all. Thank for you for those of you that have registered so far.
If you are planning to give a talk at the workshop, you should register
SOON and also send me an email with the proposed title and abstract.
Note that our block of reserved rooms will be held until one month before
the workshop.
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This is such a classic bug. We teach about this in our Software Security
class (where it can often lead to vulnerabilities). Good catch.
--bart
On 2/16/2023 3:51 PM, Bolo -- Josef Burger wrote:
Branch: refs/heads/bolo/x86_immed
Home: https://github.com/dyninst/dyninst
Commit:
2023 Scalable Tools Workshop
Your are invite you to attend the 2023 edition of the Scalable Tools
Workshop. The workshop will be a 3.5 day event to be held June 18-22
at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
This meeting is attended by tool researchers and
2023 SCALABLE TOOLS WORKSHOP
Hi all.
This is a reminder for the date and location of the 2023 Scalable Tools
Workshop. And also a first call for requests for presentations.
We had an outstanding meeting last June in the Sierras at the Granlibakken
Resort (Lake
Hi Wen,
As Tim points out, statically, determining that these two instructions
point to the location is a challenge in general. As Tim said, you might
be able to use the DataflowAPI to slice backwards on each register to
see if you can determine its value. However, that can't work in the
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Hi all.
This is a MARK-YOUR-CALENDAR reminder for the date and location of the
2023 Scalable Tools Workshop.
After two years of hiatus, we had an outstanding meeting in June in the
Sierras at the Granlibakken Resort (Lake Tahoe, California). You can see
the program, including the outbriefs from
Hi all. This is the last message that will be sent to the whole mailing
list before the workshop. Just a brief reminder:
The remaining rooms in our reserved block at Granlibakken will be freed
up on Thursday (May 19). At that point, we no longer have guaranteed space
for additional attendees.
Hi again all. Two important updates about the Scalable Tools Workshop:
1. The schedule of presentations (Monday and first half of Tuesday) is now
posted: http://www.paradyn.org/petascale2022/
2. The remaining rooms in our reserved block at Granlibakken will be freed
up soon, on May 19. At
Hi again all. More than half the rooms for our workshop allocation have
been reserved. So please register soon if you're planning on attending.
We have a great group of attendees registered and we're looking forward
to an interesting and productive event.
Also, if you would like to give a talk,
Hi again all. Registration has been pretty steady with about 20 of the 60
rooms in our allotment already being reserved. So if you haven't registered
yet, this is a good time to think about doing so.
Also, if you would like to give a talk, please send your request to me.
--bart
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Hi all. Thank for you for those of you that have registered so far.
The Granlibakken has notified me that they are having a few technical
issues with the their payment processing company so there may be some
delay in responding with your confirmation email. If you have any
concerns, you can give
2022 Scalable Tools Workshop
After a two year hiatus, we would like to invite you to attend the 2022
edition of the Scalable Tools Workshop. The workshop will be a 3.5 day
event to be held June 19-23 at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
This is a meeting
2022 Scalable Tools Workshop
After a two year hiatus, we are planning the 2022 edition of the Scalable
Tools Workshop. The workshop will be a 3.5 day in-person event to be held
June 19-23 at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
This is a meeting attended by tool
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Hi all.
This is a mark-your-calendar reminder for the date and location of the
2022 Scalable Tools Workshop.
After two years of hiatus caused by Covid, we're scheduled back in the
Sierras at the Granlibakken Resort (Lake Tahoe, California).
THE DATES ARE: JUN 19, 2022 (SUN) TO JUN 23, 2022
Hi Tim. What's the status with DynC? Is it gone? Bit rotted?
--bart
On 10/26/2021 9:59 AM, Tim Haines wrote:
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Home: https://github.com/dyninst/dyninst
Commit: c9474410ef8450b3c0a6173a27bac582999063b7
The Paradyn project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking
for a new staff Researcher.
The Paradyn project is a world leader in tools for the analyzing,
instrumenting and modifying binary code, with applications in
performance, debugging, testing, software security, forensics, and many
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Hi all. I hope you are doing well in these strange times.
As you might remember, the 2021 Scalable Tools Workshop is scheduled
for JUNE 6-10 at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
We canceled the 2020 meeting, since we didn't think that it was easy
to reproduce the intense interactions that
Xiaozhu is correct. None of our funding sources is currently interested
in supporting Windows. And Windows is quite different from Linux and
other UNIX variants.
If someone out there want to take on this task or wants to provide
funding for this task, I'd be happy to talk.
--bart
On
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Hi Stan.
Is there a description anywhere of the link time optimizer does to the
binary?
--bart
On 2020-09-01 11:52 AM, Stan Cox wrote:
> Yep, we still do builds on 386 for Fedora. I came across a couple of
> minor issues for the 386 build.
>
> I notice the 386 testsuite build looks for nasm,
Hi all. As many of you have noted, fuzz testing has become a very hot area
of research, with all sorts of new and impressive innovations. While I've
followed this, recent experiences with some of these new fuzz tools had
me wondering if the traditional simple fuzz testing that we created 30
years
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Hi Stan. Definitely something that we're interested in but haven't
scheduled it yet.
Would be great to get IBM support to make it happen. If you know anyone
who would like to take on this task, let me know.
--bart
On 2020-07-15 2:12 PM, Stan Cox wrote:
> Any thoughts about power 10? Looks
Hi all. If you are working on CPU/GPU performance on CUDA, this might be
of interest.
stay well.
--bart
--
SUMMARY
I wanted to share with you a library that can help you accurately profile
CUDA applications, giving a
Hi all. If you are working on CPU/GPU performance on CUDA, this might be
of interest.
stay well.
--bart
--
SUMMARY
I wanted to share with you a library that can help you accurately profile
CUDA applications, giving a
Hi all. And Happy New Year.
This is a mark-your-calendar reminder for the date and location of the
2020 Scalable Tools Workshop.
We're scheduled back in the Sierras at the Granlibakken Resort (Lake
Tahoe, California).
THE DATES ARE: AUG 23, 2020 (SUN) TO AUG 27, 2020 (THU).
Registration will
This is an interesting and broader question. In addition to Intel CET,
the GNU,clang, and Visual Studio compilers have software features to
protect against control flow attacks.
Definitely worth starting a discussion on the topic.
--bart
On 2019-08-23 12:31 PM, Stan Cox wrote:
> Are there any
Makes sense. Good catch.
--bart
On 2019-08-16 3:19 PM, Xiaozhu Meng wrote:
Stan reported this problem as issue 634
(https://github.com/dyninst/dyninst/issues/634) yesterday. I am able to
reproduce this problem and identify what caused the problem.
The problem here is that during dynamic
Last reminder ...
The deadline for registering for the Scalable Tools Workshop and guaranteeing
room space at the Granlibakken Resort is THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 28. After this date,
the resort will free up remaining rooms in our block. You *might* still be able
to get a room, but no guarantees as this
Hi all.
The deadline for registering for the Scalable Tools Workshop and guaranteeing
room space at the Granlibakken Resort is June 28. After this date, the resort
will free up remaining rooms in the block. You *might* still be able to get
a room, but no guarantees (and this is a busy time of
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Hi all.
A few updates about the Scalable Tools Workshop.
1. The intial talk schedule is posted. Looks really good. Please check it out
and
(if you're on the schedule) let me know if there are any issues. Speakers:
please make sure that we have a good title. And if you haven't sent an
Hi all. Two reminders about the Scalable Tools Worshop:
1. Register if you have not already so. Space is limited at the Granlibakken.
2. If you want to give a talk, send us your tentative title. Preference will be
given to those who repond first. There are a limited number of talk slots.
Hi all. We're looking to hire two full-time researchers here in Comp Sci.
Please see the notice below. We're looking for candidates with good
systems skills.
Here's a chance to be part of a leading-edge project with worldwide
visibility.
2019 Scalable Tools Workshop
We would like to invite you to attend the 2019 edition of the Scalable Tools
Workshop, The workshop will be a 3.5 day event to be held July 28 - August 1
at the Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe.
This is a meeting attended by tool
Hi all. Just a mark-your-calendar reminders: We've set the date and
location for the 2019 Scalable Tools Workshop.
We're scheduled back in the Sierras at the Granlibakken Resort (Lake
Tahoe, California).
THE DATES ARE: JUL 28, 2019 (SUN) TO AUG 1, 2019 (THU).
Registration will again be a
Yes. In the frenzy of getting 10.0 out, we didn't tag a version of the test
suite. We've been under-staffed, so missed that.
We'll fix that shortly.
--bart
On 2019-01-09 1:28 PM, Stan Cox wrote:
On 1/9/19 10:26, Knapp, Rashawn L wrote:
I found the Dyninst 10.0.0 test suite here:
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The Paradyn project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has a new
full-time research staff opening, in support of our tools efforts on the
DOE (Dept of Energy) Exscale Tools Program (ECP). The main role of this
position is to manage the testing and release of a variety of software
development
A follow up notice, that we have one and soon two open staff positions. Here's
your chance to work on a highly visible research project.
NOTE TO FOREIGN APPLICANTS: As a university, we can sponsor you for an H1-B
work visa, not subject to visa cap limits that companies have. The university
takes
A follow up notice, that we have one and soon two open staff positions. Here's
your chance to work on a highly visible research project.
NOTE TO FOREIGN APPLICANTS: As a university, we can sponsor you for an H1-B
work visa, not subject to visa cap limits that companies have. The university
takes
The Paradyn project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking for one
(and possibly two) new staff Researchers to work on our binary code analysis
and instrumentation instrumentation project. The positions are centered around
our Dyninst suite of tools.
We continue to push the frontiers
Hi all.
For those of you who attended the workshop, thank you for the great
presentations, working groups, and discussions. Our research groups
find this meeting to be enormously productive and we hope that you
did also. And certainly the location up in the Wasatch mountains of
Utah was
The Paradyn project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking for one
(and possibly two) staff Researchers to work on our binary code analysis and
instrumentation instrumentation project. The position is centered around our
Dyninst suite of tools.
We continue to push the frontiers of cool
Hi Jordi.
We're happy to help you out in instrumenting OpenMP programs. Do you
have specific questions? Part of the issue is to figure out how the
various OpenMP directives get translated into code. Each compiler has
different structures, different function names, etc.
--bart
On
Hi all. The late registration deadline is June 7 (next Monday) @ 5pm CDT. After
that
date, we will have to request permission from the resort to add more attendees.
If you or a colleague haven't yet registered to attend, it's not too late.
Remember
that you have to contact Solitude Mountain
Hi all. The tentative schedule for workshop presentations is now available on
the
meeting site. It looks like a great collection of talks and a really
well-informed
group of attendees.
If you're presenting, please double check to see if we got the details correct.
You can see the schedule of
A reminder that the MAY 8 deadline for standard registration is TOMORROW,
TUESDAY @ 5PM CDT.
Your life (and ours) gets more complicated if you miss that hard deadline.
Here's a repeat of the earlier announcement:
Hi
The Paradyn project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking for one
(and possibly two) staff Researchers to work on our binary code analysis and
instrumentation instrumentation project. The position is centered around our
Dyninst suite of tools.
We continue to push the frontiers of cool
Hi Marc.
While the full port of Dyninst to ARM 64 (V8) is still underway, many of
the Dyninst components work now on ARM. These include the
InstructionAPI, ParseAPI, ProcControlAPI, DataflowAPI and SymtabAPI (for
reading/look-up functions ... rewriting functions are still to be done).
Give
Two more items related to the upcoming 2018 Scalable Tools Workshop.
1. If you would like to make a presentation, please send us a preliminary
title as soon as possible. We had a high demand for presentation slots
in recent years, and will give priority to earlier requests.
2. There are
Hi all. Registration is now open for the 2018 Scalable Tools Workshop.
It will be JULY 8-12, 2018 at the Solitude Mountain Resort just outside of
Salt Lake City. This is a beautiful location and facility. SLC airport is
well connected, and only 40 minutes from the terminal to Solitude.
Below is
Hi all. Just another calendar reminder about the 2018 Scalable Tools Workshop.
It will be JULY 8-12, 2018 at the Solitude Mountain Resort just outside of
Salt Lake City. This is a beautiful location and should be a nice facility to
host the meeting. In addition, SLC airport is well connected,
Hi all. We've set the date and location for the 2018 Scalable Tools Workshop.
It will be JULY 8-12, 2018 at the Solitude Mountain Resort just outside of
Salt Lake City. This is a beautiful location and should be a nice facility to
host the meeting. In addition, SLC airport is well connected, and
Thomas,
Note that Bill is busily working on heavily multi-threading parts of the
Dyninst tookits, to improve parse and analysis time. Some of that is
already in place, but lots more to come.
--bart
On 7/24/2017 1:28 PM, Thomas Dullien wrote:
Hey there,
ok cool :-) -- I think the
The Paradyn project has two new technical report in the area binary tools and
performance evaluation.
Our full list of project publications always can be found at:
http://www.paradyn.org/html/publications-by-year.html
Comments and feedback on our papers is always welcome!
The room allocation is dwindling fast. Please register with Granlibakken ASAP
if you
haven't already done so. The resort will be crowded so there may not be rooms
beyond
our current allocation.
And remember to send me your proposed talk titles and abstracts. We'll be
posting a
draft schedule
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A reminder about the upcoming tools workshop. Half the room allocation at
Granlibakken
is already booked, so this is a good time to reserve now. And remember to send
me your
proposed talk titles and abstracts.
2017 Scalable Tools Workshop
We would like to invite you to attend the 2017 edition of the Scalable Tools
Workshop,
formerly known as the Petascale Tools Workshop and CScADS Tools Workshop. The
workshop
will be a 3.5 day event to be held August 6-10 at the
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If you are a user or developer of Dyninst, or follow our technology
developments,
please take a moment to respond to this message.
The UW-Madison (led by me) and Univ of Maryland-College Park (led by Jeff
Hollingsworith) Dyninst teams have been really pleased to see the significant
contributions
The Paradyn project has a new technical report in the area of forensics of
binary machine code. This is cool new work on detecting authorship in binary
code.
Our full list of project publications always can be found at:
http://www.paradyn.org/html/publications-by-year.html
Comments and
Hi all.
The UW-Madison (led by me) and Univ of Maryland-College Park (led by
Jeff Hollingsworith) Dyninst teams have been really pleased to see the
significant contributions from many of you, the Dyninst community.
These contributions varying from long term developer commitments, to
Hi Peter.
We don't do massive reformatting changes to the code base. Even if
there is some value in doing so, it causes massive obfuscation for
understanding how much and where real change is happening.
--bart
On 11/6/2016 10:37 AM, Peter Foley wrote:
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Hi. I hope that you'll pardon a bit of self-promotion, but I think that it's in
a good cause.
Elisa Heymann and I are teaching one of our software security tutorials at
SC2016
and I wanted to bring that to your attention. The tutorial will cover things
like
secure coding techniques (how to
Hi. I hope that you'll pardon a bit of self-promotion, but I think that it's in
a good cause.
Elisa Heymann and I are teaching one of our software security tutorials at
SC2016
and I wanted to bring that to your attention. The tutorial will cover things
like
secure coding techniques (how to
Hi Mark.
I should note that the ARM64 ParseAPI is under development. It is
definitely a released library yet. We do appreciate bug reports, but
we're definitely not ready for anyone to depend on this working. It's
moving a long pretty quickly and will be happy to try things out with
you
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The Paradyn project has an immediate opening for a full time staff researcher.
As most of you know, we produce the Dyninst binary code analysis and
instrumentation tools and the MRNet scalability infrastructure. We strive
to come up with new and crazy ideas and turn them into working software
These files are not our property, so we cannot release them. They have
been generously provided to us, which is a huge resource, and we can
create parsers from them, but not the files themselves.
--bart
On 4/28/2016 2:35 PM, Peter Foley wrote:
On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 1:19 PM, Sunny Shah
2016 Scalable Tools Workshop
REGISTRATION AND LODGING
Hi all. Two reminders about the workshop.
First, please register soon on the Granlibakken site (linked from the Workshop
site). We have reserved 40 rooms and that should be enough
2016 Scalable Tools Workshop
REGISTRATION AND LODGING
The website for the Tools Workshop is now up and running. From this website,
you can get up to date information about the program and a link to the
Granlibakken Resort page for workshop
2016 Scalable Tools Workshop
REGISTRATION AND LODGING
The website for the Tools Workshop is now up and running. From this website,
you can get up to date information about the program and a link to the
Granlibakken Resort page for workshop
The Paradyn project has an immediate opening for a full time staff researcher.
The official job posting will appear soon.
As most of you know, we produce the Dyninst binary code analysis and
instrumentation tools and the MRNet scalability infrastructure. We strive
to come up with new and crazy
The Paradyn project has an immediate opening for a full time staff researcher.
The official job posting will appear soon.
As most of you know, we produce the Dyninst binary code analysis and
instrumentation tools and the MRNet scalability infrastructure. We strive
to come up with new and crazy
2016 Scalable Tools Workshop
We would like to invite you to attend the 2016 edition of the Scalable Tools
Workshop,
formerly known as the Petascale Tools Workshop and CScADS Tools Workshop. The
workshop
will be a 3.5 day event to be held August 1-4 at the
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