[MLton-devel] Re: MLton meeting in Evanston in February

[David MacQueen]

I'd also like to take up your offer to give a talk at U. Chicago.   
Normally Wednesday is the day for
departmental seminars, so Feb 19 is probably prefered, but the 20th 
should also work.

Dave

On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 07:47 PM, Stephen Weeks wrote:

>
> Hi guys.  A few weeks back, Henry mentioned to John our MLton meeting
> coming up in February.  Henry, Matthew, Suresh, and I are meeting for
> three days, Feb 21 - 23, in Evanston to discuss all things MLton.  It
> will be a very informal meeting with no set schedule, but we have lots
> we can talk about: porting to x86-64, source level profiling, the 2002
> basis, the C code generator, implementing exceptions, limit checks,
> flattening, a new front-end, a MLton journal paper, ...  Just to give
> you an idea :-).
>
> I want to repeat Henry's invitation to have you join us for all or
> part of Feb 21 if you're interested.  It might be a little tough going
> since the four of us share a lot of context some of which you don't
> have, but I think there should be a lot of chances to share useful
> information.
>
> Also, If there's interest, I'd like to offer to give a talk on MLton
> at the U. Chicago CS department on one of the preceeding couple of
> days (Feb 19 or 20).  It would mostly likely be a general overview
> talk, rather than focusing on some specific optimization.  Let me
> know.
>
> Also, if you know someone at Depaul who might be interested in joining
> us on Feb 21 or in having me give a MLton talk there (on the other day
> of Feb 19 or 20 :-), please put us in touch.  Thanks.
>
>



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