• Robert Cohn, Intel - robert.s.cohn@intel.com
• David Kaeli, Northeastern University - kaeli@ece.neu.edu

This workshop provides a forum for researchers to present their work on binary instrumentation systems and applications. Binary instrumentation has been shown to be an effective technique to support program analysis, debugging, security, and simulation. A number of binary instrumentation tools and runtime systems have been developed. Binary instrumentation can be effectively implemented statically (at compile or link time) or dynamically (at run time). This workshop will provide researchers with an opportunity to exchange ideas and learn about new tools and applications. This workshop will consider papers that address a range of topics, including:

• Binary instrumentation toolsets
• Program profiling
• Dynamic optimization
• Quantitative metrics for binary instrumentation systems
• Microarchitectural studies
• Security applications
• Software testing and correctness
• New applications for instrumentation
• Binary instrumentation tools used in compiler and architecture education

The final program for WBIA 2005 is now available HERE.

Authors of accepted papers will be asked to provide a camera-ready full paper (6-pages) by 9/9/2005. The proceedings of the workshop will be published in ACM SIGARCH News.

Program Committee:

• Robert Cohn, Intel
• David Kaeli, Northeastern University
• Dan Connors, University of Colorado
• Jack Davidson, University of Virginia
• Koen De Bosschere, University of Ghent
• Saumya Debray, University of Arizona
• Manel Fernandez, Intel
• Kim Hazelwood, University of Virginia
• Martin Hirzel, IBM Research
• Wei-Chung Hsu, University of Minnesota
• Jeff Hollingsworth, University of Maryland
• Robert Hundt, Hewlett-Packard
• Chi-Keung Luk, Intel
• Zhiqiang Ma, Intel
• Ramesh Peri, Intel
• Ady Tal, Intel Israel
• Hoi Vo, Microsoft

For further information about this workshop, contact the workshop organizers at robert.s.cohn@intel.com or kaeli@ece.neu.edu.