About
I'm a programmer in Canada, currently working for Mozilla (thoughts and posts are mine, not Mozilla's) on the SpiderMonkey Javascript engine.
I'm a graduate of the University of Alberta, in Computing Science. My Master's thesis work was on Transactional Memory systems, which I defended in July of 2014.
In general, my interests lie in the region just above hardware and below individual programmers-- compilers and Runtime systems so far.
History
I've worked on an evaluation of the Transactional Memory system on Blue Gene/Q. This has since been expanded into a journal paper.
I've also done some work in the area of outlier detection as part of a course project.
I used to work at IBM, on their Java JIT technology, helping transform it into the Eclipse OMR and Eclipse OpenJ9 projects.
More of Me:
- Mastodon
- Twitter (No longer logging in)
- Google Scholar
- Email me:
matt (char)0x40 mgaudet.ca
Resources / Archives
Matthew Gaudet, Supervisor: José Nelson Amaral. "Transactional Event Profiling in a Best Effort HTM". PACT 2012[Poster (15MB PDF)] [Presentation (pptx)] [ACM DL Abstract] ACM SRC Gold Medal (Best Poster)