The Java Pathfinder Workshop 2019
Authors: 
Cyrille Artho, 
Quoc-Sang Phan, Peter Aldous, Alyas Almaawi, Lucas Bang, Lasse Berglund, Tevfik Bultan, Zhenbang Chen, Hayes Converse, Wei Dong, William Eiers, Milos Gligoric, Simon Goldsmith, Lars Grunske, Joshua Hooker, Ismet Burak Kadron, Timo Kehrer, Sarfraz Khurshid, Xuan-Bach D. Le, David Lo, Eric Mercer, Sasa Misailovic, Egor Namakonov, Hoang Lam Nguyen, 
Yannic Noller, Benjamin Ogles, 
Rohan Padhye, Pavel Parizek, Corina S. Păsăreanu, S. Jacob Powell, Seemanta Saha, Koushik Sen, Elena Sherman, Kyle Storey, Minxing Tang, 
Willem Visser, Ji Wang, and Hengbiao YuAuthors Info & Claims
Cyrille Artho, Quoc-Sang Phan, Peter Aldous, Alyas Almaawi, Lucas Bang, Lasse Berglund, Tevfik Bultan, Zhenbang Chen, Hayes Converse, Wei Dong, William Eiers, Milos Gligoric, Simon Goldsmith, Lars Grunske, Joshua Hooker, Ismet Burak Kadron, Timo Kehrer, Sarfraz Khurshid, Xuan-Bach D. Le, David Lo, Eric Mercer, Sasa Misailovic, Egor Namakonov, Hoang Lam Nguyen, Yannic Noller, Benjamin Ogles, Rohan Padhye, Pavel Parizek, Corina S. Păsăreanu, S. Jacob Powell, Seemanta Saha, Koushik Sen, Elena Sherman, Kyle Storey, Minxing Tang, Willem Visser, Ji Wang, and Hengbiao YuAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 20 - 22
Abstract
Java Path nder (JPF) was originally developed as an explicit- state software model checker, and subsequently evolved into an extensible Java bytecode analysis framework that has been suc- cessfully used to implement techniques such as symbolic and con- colic execution, compositional veri cation, parallel execution, in- cremental program analysis, and many more.
To share recent research progress with JPF and related tools among the community, we have organized the annual JPF work- shop with the Automated Software Engineering Conference (ASE) 2019, held in San Diego, California, USA. We invited submissions about on-going and existing research, experience, and position papers on topics (1) related to JPF, its extensions and applica- tions in various domains; and (2) Java/Android program analysis in general. This paper gives an overview of all presentations and papers of the workshop, as well the results of the discussions.
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