Prof. Dr. Roland Leißa

Juniorprofessur für Programmiersprachen und Compilerdesign

The focus of this group is the development of innovative programming languages and compilers that enable the programming of portable and high-performance applications for modern computer architectures. We focus in particular on various forms of parallelization. As our computing landscape becomes more and more heterogeneous, such tools are exceedingly important. Our work attaches great importance to abstracting concrete application problems from industry and research such as simulation software with theoretically sound methods and thereby creating higher-level and reusable solutions.


Research Interests

  • Intermediate Representations in Compilers
  • Program Optimizations
  • Automatic Parallelization
  • Domain-Specific Languages

Teaching

Spring-/Summer Term 2024

  • Parallel Programming

Fall-/Winter Term 2023

  • Compiler Construction

Spring-/Summer Term 2023

  • Computer Graphics

Fall-/Winter Term 2022

  • Types and Programming Languages

Spring-/Summer Term 2022

  • Parallel Programming

Fall-/Winter Term 2021

  • Compiler Construction

Publikationen

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Prof. Dr. Roland Leißa

Prof. Dr. Roland Leißa

Juniorprofessor for Programming Languages and Compilerdesign
University of Mannheim
School of Business Informatics and Mathematics
B 6, 26 – Room B 0.15
68159 Mannheim
Consultation hour(s):
by Appointment